Jon Lauridsen

Created February 08, 2015 23:43

Sorry that wasn't clear, I'm referring to wanting to develop TeamCity plugins. To do so Vagrant+Chef manages a TeamCity server/agent pair, with the TeamCity server folder exposed locally so my IDE ...

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Created February 08, 2015 23:29

Thank you for the suggestion. Lets see if I understand it :)To make sure I'm not crazy I can succesfully execute these GET requests:$ curl --user admin:admin http://192.168.80.10:8111/httpAuth/app/...

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Created February 10, 2015 09:34

Thanks, for now development is just a hypothetical though, at the moment we're content using existing plugins and "just" need a local server/agent pair to experiment on.

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Created February 12, 2015 10:14

Oh that's awesome, thank you, using that command my agent gets authorized. Clearly much easier than the database hack :)

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