Still not able to figure out a way if we can mask the credentials in the 
buildInfoxxxx.properties from the Jenkins Job.
Can anyone have this issue or provide any inputs? 


On Tuesday, February 7, 2017 at 12:58:24 PM UTC, Makarand Jadhav wrote:

> Hi,
>
> We have been using gradle build tool(Gradle Plugin) for compiling the 
> source code and then using the Artifactory plugin(Gradle-Artifactory 
> Integration) for publishing the artifacts to the Artifactory server from 
> the Jenkins server. 
> Our server administrator reported that there are lot of 
> buildInfoxxxx.properties on /tmp directory(where xxxx is any arbitrary 
> number generated by build) on Jenkins server and its been observed that 
> contents of buildInfoxxxx.properties are exposing the credentials of some 
> of the resources accessed during the build & deploy process(e.g.: 
> credentials of Artifactory, DB, Shared drives etc.). The excerpt of 
> contents of buildInfoxxxx.properties(many lines deleted & masked) is as 
> below:
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> artifactory.publish.contextUrl=xxxx
> artifactory.publish.ivy.m2compatible=xxxx
> buildInfo.env.JenkinsScripts=xxxx
> buildInfo.env.APP_DB_USER=xxxx
> artifactory.publish.record.all.dependencies=xxxx
> buildInfo.env.JOB_NAME=xxxx
> artifactory.resolve.password=XXXXX
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Since this is an delivery pipeline configured, we use "Environment 
> Injector" & the "Mask Passwords" plugin which masks the password in the 
> Jenkins UI console logs but not sure why the credentials are exposed and 
> readable in the buildInfoxxxx.properties file.
>
> So I have two questions:
>
>    1. Is there any way that we can mask the information for credentials 
>    in the buildInfoxxxx.properties file?
>    2. Can the build automatically cleanup the buildInfoxxxx.properties 
>    after the build completes as there are lots of files being leftover in the 
>    /tmp directory filling up the disk space and are cleaned up through an 
>    automated script?
>
>  Any suggestions/comments are greatly appreciated. Thanks!
>

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