Hi Nunni, *uhm* only thing that crosses my mind is a buggy identity.key file or secret.key file. The secret.key is more likely to fail. You can rebuild it somewhat easy. simply delete the secret.key files. They are located in the jenkins root folder and in the job folders. They contain the encryption key to garble/ungarble the credentials you have saved in Jenkins. Only garbage will be send as response if this key file is out of sync with Jenkins.
You will have to re-enter passwords in your configuration as the will definitely become unvalid when the key file is missing. So lucky you if the credentials for your repository and the like are stored globally in "Manage Jenkins" and not individually by job. Good time to change it if the later case just comes back on you ;) Am Mittwoch, 2. Mai 2012 11:11:04 UTC+2 schrieb Nunni: > > Hi Jan. > Sorry for not replying earlier.. I was on holiday and got back to work > only this morning. > > No.. no special characters that need to be escaped, nor wrong password.. I > even tried copy/paste of the password, but it doesn't help.. > > Any more hints, please? > > > 2012/4/30 Jan Seidel <[email protected]> > >> >> Hi Nunni, >> >> org.acegisecurity.BadCredentialsException: Bad credentials tells you at >> least that something is happening and then fails. This looks more like a >> matter of human engineering rather the technical engineering ;) >> Do you use some funny special character which may interfere with your >> system/shell/CLI. You will then have to escape the characters in question >> or evene better select a passwort less prone to error. >> >> @David: "By the way, what are you doing with the command line? Jenkins is >> a purely web-based application, and the configuration is carried out via >> the webpage." ??? >> How did tell you that? The web based part is just a convenience thingy. >> >> You can run it from command line without webfront. I do more and more >> rarely use the webfront and run the administrative task straight from the >> operating systems CLI >> Further does Jenkins also provide it's own CLI (see: >> http://jenkins_server/cli) >> >> Take care >> Jan >> >> >
