Well, I have the code posted to GitHub; I think there would be the
possibility of incorporating it into KerberosSSO, however the problem is
the distinct configuration differences between spnego and waffle, and the
workarounds I have been able to add.
Well, hoping this will be seen, and to avoid an extra thread in the
developer lists, I would like to request a repository among the Jenkins
community repositories.
Plugin name: NegotiateSSO
GitHub ID: FarmGeek4Life
Code is only local to my computer, no repository to fork.
If I don't get a
Jumping on this thread, I am the owner and author of Waffle (for the most
part).
Please disregard EPL a limitation to what the best code or packaging is. If
we need to replace the EPL license with MIT for the next release I'll be
happy to do it.
On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 6:50 AM, Robert Sandell
Extending Plugin is a bit legacy, try implementing a GlobalConfiguration
instead http://javadoc.jenkins-ci.org/jenkins/model/GlobalConfiguration.html
maybe that could work.
/B
On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 6:57 AM, Bryson Gibbons bryso...@gmail.com wrote:
Are there any good examples of a main
Are there any good examples of a main class extending Plugin and having a
descriptor that works that you can refer me to? I have tried looking, and
haven’t seen anything yet; I’ve tried what I can think of based on the what I
have been able to see, and all I ever get when trying to load the
Well, I found one possible way around the licensing issues: if I extend the
Windows authentication implementation that Waffle uses with the
NegotiateSecurityFilter, I can override the necessary functions so that
they call the original function, and then call an additional function to
provide
A few ideas that I haven't been able to fully look into:
If I can implement an IAuthWindowsProvider that provides the necessary
functionality (tying into an existing security realm), could that allow
this to be released under the MIT license, provided I do not just copy the
provided
Story: Where I work, the Jenkins server uses the Active Directory plugin
for authentication. I was tired of having to log back in every 10 minutes
(if I went to do something else), so I started looking for a Single Sign On
solution. I tried the KerberosSSO before seeing the fine print that they
