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Remote access API on every non-ci.j.io instance #3045
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We'll disable ci.jenkins.io, trusted.ci.jenkins.io and cert.ci.jenkins.io for the next minutes in order to update their configurations. |
The remote access API has been unblocked on cert.ci.jenkins.io and trusted.ci.jenkins.io |
@lemeurherve Doesn't work for me. Going to https://cert.ci.jenkins.io/api/xml still redirects me to https://www.jenkins.io/infra/ci-redirects/ |
Damn, there is another directive redirecting Preparing a pull request to fix it. |
Thanks! Used it today for a purpose other than testing already. |
Service(s)
cert.ci.jenkins.io, trusted.ci.jenkins.io
Summary
Could every private instance have the remote API accessible? 🥺
With authentication required on those instances, and Basic authenticated requests allowed by the reverse proxy rule, the only difference is interactive use, which I attempt occasionally. Not a blocker, but just one of those behaviors improperly applied to private instances because ci.j.io had it.
release.ci and infra.ci are unaffected (Kubernetes special?) but trusted.ci and cert.ci are.
Reproduction steps
No response
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