Remove HTTPS restriction on using a proxy #781
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Currently using a proxy is restricted to Jenkins' instances hosted on HTTP sites. Sites that are hosted using SSL / HTTPS are conditionally filtered out even if the proxy params are provided.
This change removes the
"http".equals(url.getProtocol())requirement fromJnlpAgentEndpointResolver.openURLConnection(...)#605to allow HTTPS hosted sites to use proxies.Testing done
When trying to connect via the standard
agent.jarfile using the following command:java -jar agent.jar -url https://<host> -secret <secret> -name "<name>" -workDir "<workdir>" -tunnel <host>:<port>You are presented with the following log:
After removing the HTTP requirement recompiling and re-running the same command, you are presented with a successful connection
This change may not be possible to write a test for as it requires an active proxy on your network.
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