You configured authentication to the Jenkins UI. It has nothing to do with the
user account jobs are run as, which is the same account who is running Jenkins'
java process.
If you installed it as a service on Windows and didn't change it in Computer
Management, Jenkins is running as SYSTEM.
Thanks Daniel,
Got the point now.
Thanks,
Rudra
On 7 August 2013 12:47, Daniel Beck m...@beckweb.net wrote:
You configured authentication to the Jenkins UI. It has nothing to do with
the user account jobs are run as, which is the same account who is running
Jenkins' java process.
If you
Hi Daniel,
Really appreciate the quick response.
Just to get some more clarification regarding this, This is for Linux
environment. (Didn't have enough resources to test)
- The Jenkins server is started on Linux by User XYZ.
- But repository is located on shared drive
Hi Team,
I am new user of Jenkins and have a question.
1. I created job which executes the shell script.
2. Configured users using Jenkins own database and was able to login to
Jenkins and execute the job.
Now when the shell execution is happening which User is considered for
execution?
login user
no need to match with enterprise user
On Wed, Aug 7, 2013 at 10:02 AM, Raghava Rudrakanth P V
potturu.ru...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Team,
I am new user of Jenkins and have a question.
1. I created job which executes the shell script.
2. Configured users using Jenkins own database
If you are referring to which user will the shell execution happen under,
it will be the user which Jenkins is running as.
Richard.
On Wed, Aug 7, 2013 at 4:32 PM, Raghava Rudrakanth P V
potturu.ru...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Team,
I am new user of Jenkins and have a question.
1. I created job
Hi Richard,
Thanks for reply, I am bit confused again.
- Consider I Logged-In to Jenkins with User account Test1 (this account
is not existed on network).
- When job is called, batch script will create folders remove. But
Test1 doesn't have permissions (this user itself not existed on the
