Cruisecontrolrb users - Mar 2008 - Authentication for cruisecontrol.rb?

Hey folks,

I looked over the mailing list for a few months back, so I hope I
didn''t
just miss this somewhere.

It doesn''t look to me like CC has any user authentication built in.  Is
that true?  How do people generally handle this?  I could easily enough 
run it behind lighty or apache etc., and I would like to think I have 
time and energy to quickly add auth to the CC code, but the reality is I 
don''t and probably won''t.

Thanks and cheers,

Robert

I haven''t found :) in the code nor the documentation any trace of user
authentication support. I guess you  will have to stick to
http_basic_authentication or something alike to get that.

P.S.: I did basic http authentication using nginx, wich has a very
nice and easy to read configuration file. The only caveat is that you
have to manually manage the user/pass configurtion file in the server
(no admin. frontend).

On 3/9/08, Robert Prince <rprince at nextalarm.com>
wrote:
> Hey folks,
>
>  I looked over the mailing list for a few months back, so I hope I
didn''t
>  just miss this somewhere.
>
>  It doesn''t look to me like CC has any user authentication built
in.  Is
>  that true?  How do people generally handle this?  I could easily enough
>  run it behind lighty or apache etc., and I would like to think I have
>  time and energy to quickly add auth to the CC code, but the reality is I
>  don''t and probably won''t.
>
>  Thanks and cheers,
>
>  Robert
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On Mar 9, 2008, at 9:00 PM, Robert Prince wrote:
> Hey folks,
>
> I looked over the mailing list for a few months back, so I hope I  
> didn''t
> just miss this somewhere.
>
> It doesn''t look to me like CC has any user authentication built
in.
> Is
> that true?  How do people generally handle this?  I could easily  
> enough
> run it behind lighty or apache etc., and I would like to think I have
> time and energy to quickly add auth to the CC code, but the reality  
> is I
> don''t and probably won''t.
>
> Thanks and cheers,

I just configured HTTP Authentication through Apache.  That opens up  
plenty of opportunities for different authentication stores.