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Jenkins Plugin for AWS Elastic Beanstalk
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Variables in ACCESS_KEY_ID and SECRET_ACCESS_KEY? #15

Closed bhebb closed 8 years ago

bhebb commented 9 years ago

Hi, How can I hide these informations : secret key ID and secret access with variables, properties file or using EnvInject Plugin?

Thanks

Stevens NELSON

mymac80 commented 9 years ago

Facing the same issue. EnvInject password injection doesn't work with this. Most AWS plugins for Jenkins keep the creds in the admin area "Manage Jenkins".

aldrinleal commented 9 years ago

There`s a version in the works with allows you to use the credentials plugin

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Facing the same issue. EnvInject password injection doesn't work with this. Most AWS plugins for Jenkins keep the creds in the admin area "Manage Jenkins".

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acarrasco commented 9 years ago

Hi! I sent a pull request that should handle this issue, could you please take a look and merge it?

ecbrodie commented 9 years ago

+1. I am also seeing this issue locally. It appears that this environment injection issue may not be applied to the AWS Access Key Id and AWS Secret Shared Key fields correctly. I get the following error:

Error Message: The request signature we calculated does not match the signature you provided. Check your key and signing method., S3 Extended Request ID:

Perhaps the signature is being calculated based on the field values BEFORE variable substitution?

aldrinleal commented 8 years ago

Fixed. Now were relying on Credentials Plugin, so ensure your credentials are ported over.