Re: Adding login page to cruise control dashboard

  Hello Amit,

I am using tomcat. I am disabling jetty by command line arguments.

To use tomcat, on Windows I create a junction pointing to C:\Program 
Files\CruiseControl\webapps\cruisecontrol from C:\Program Files\Apache 
Software Foundation\Tomcat 6.0\webapps. Same works under UNIX with 
symbolic links.

In fact I am using the cruisecontrol webapp and not the dashboard 
webapp. My guess is that this should work the same with dashboard.

my command line args are :
  # Application parameters.  Add parameters as needed starting from 1
  wrapper.app.parameter.1=CruiseControl
  wrapper.app.parameter.2=-jmxport
  wrapper.app.parameter.3=8000
  wrapper.app.parameter.4=-configfile
  wrapper.app.parameter.5=config.xml
  wrapper.app.parameter.6=-rmiport
  wrapper.app.parameter.7=1099
  wrapper.app.parameter.8=-postenabled
  wrapper.app.parameter.9=false
  (in CruiseControl 2.7.2)

Regards,

Antoine

On 10/19/2010 2:54 PM, Amit Kabra wrote:
> Hello,
>
>                 Thanks for the reply, but I tried this basic 
> authentication in 3 ways today.
>                    1) Using jetty that comes with cruise control, but 
> if we do that, all builds projects becomes inactive. Later I found it 
> is a bug http://jira.public.thoughtworks.org/browse/CC-919
>                    2) Using apache basic authentication and then 
> connecting apache and jetty, but it is a tedious method.
>                    3) Nginx level authentication and running cruse 
> control behind nginx.
>
>
>             Currently, I am using 3rd method , i,e nginx 
> authentication. But all the above 3 method don't provide functionality 
> of logout once you are logged in. What you have provided as solution 
> is jettly level authentication , which will not have logout button, I 
> guess.
>
> So is your method below provide logout functionality  or do cruise 
> control have any such functionality by any chance ( since I didn't 
> find any ) ??
> Please reply.
>
>
> Amit.
>
>


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