[JIRA] [git-client] (JENKINS-21560) Git Client 1.5.0+ does not work with Kerberos anymore (empty password in netrc)

2014-01-29 Thread i-m...@geekmail.de (JIRA)














































jam jam
 updated  JENKINS-21560


Git Client 1.5.0+ does not work with Kerberos anymore (empty password in netrc)
















Change By:


jam jam
(29/Jan/14 10:10 PM)




Environment:


Ubuntu 12.04 LTS amd64
, Oracle Java 1.6.0_43 64-bit



























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[JIRA] [git-client] (JENKINS-21560) Git Client 1.5.0+ does not work with Kerberos anymore (empty password in netrc)

2014-01-29 Thread i-m...@geekmail.de (JIRA)














































jam jam
 created  JENKINS-21560


Git Client 1.5.0+ does not work with Kerberos anymore (empty password in netrc)















Issue Type:


Bug



Assignee:


Nicolas De Loof



Components:


git-client



Created:


29/Jan/14 10:06 PM



Description:


We are using Kerberos authentication for GIT over HTTPS. We had the setup working with Jenkins plugins git-client 1.0.7 and git 1.4.0.
It seems, since git-client 1.5.0 this type of authentication is broken for GIT in Jenkins. Our Jenkins uses a Kerberos keytab and its netrc contains the Jenkins' Kerberos username, but without password, example for netrc:

machine git.example.com
  login JENKINS/jenkins.example.com

Since 1.5.0 git-client tries to pass this empty/missing password to our Webserver (Apache with mod_auth_kerb) and (of course) fails at authentication (HTTP 401).

Commit a3d3d54 (replace "clone" by "init+fetch" so we can configure git to use a local gitcrendentials store) introduces some new credential handling arround netrc. So I think the problem is from this commit, but I'm not 100% sure.




Environment:


Ubuntu 12.04 LTS amd64




Project:


Jenkins



Priority:


Major



Reporter:


jam jam

























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