[JIRA] (JENKINS-10405) Post-receive hook doesn't work

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Iristyle edited a comment on JENKINS-10405 Post-receive hook doesn't work I can confirm the same issue with GitHub OAuth enabled. It appears the crux of this issue is when non-standard Jenkins authentication methods are being used. Not even sure you can work around this here – but some notes in the docs might be helpful. What I tried to based on above comments was Change the 'Override Hook URL' for the 'GitHub Web Hook' to use `https://user:to...@buildserver.com/github-webhook/` (this only affects new projects) Created a new job, pointed it at a GitHub repo – the new style url did persist at GitHub, so that part is working. However, it still didn't work. So I followed the above notes – Remove the 'Jenkins (GitHub plugin)' service hook that looks like `https://user:to...@buildserver.com/github-webhook/` Add a new 'WebHook URL' service hook with a url like `https://user:to...@buildserver.com/github-webhook/` It would appear that the missing piece to making this work is to update the hook on the GitHub side to handle the credentials properly like 'WebHook URL' does.

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