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Change By:
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Christian Galsterer
(18/Feb/15 5:49 PM)
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Description:
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Hello,
I've tried the following:
* I have a Jenkins installation on Debian stable with the most recent Jenkins release (via the official Jenkins repository)
* I have enabled security
* The anonymous user does not have any rights (not even 'Read'), because I don't want to show which nodes are active or which users are configured.
* Nobody is logged in
* I browse to http://localhost:8080/userContent/
Achieved result:
I see a login prompt.
Expected result:
I've seen ticket https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-23259, which handles exactly the opposite situation.
According to the Wiki page at https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/User+Content the userContent folder should be accessible.
<quote>Note that these files are not subject to any access controls.</quote>
Versions affected:
1.565.3, 1.580, 1.584
, 1.588
Is the Wiki page incomplete and should it mention that when the anonymous has no rights at all, userContent is protected, or should the userContent folder always be unprotected?
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