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I'm configuring Jenkins.

I want to make it so that only users who are logged in can run a job, so we have a record of who does what. The problem is, we have a lot of users, and a lot of jobs, and I don't want to set individual users on all the jobs. I also don't want to allow anonymous to kick off builds, and I don't want everyone to be able to configure jobs.

So, is there an easy way to require that a user is logged in if they want to "build now?" without adding each individual user to the permissions list?

Thor
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Jenkins has "authenticated" and "anonymous" groups which can be used in global configuration. Give "anonymous" only read access, give "authenticated" permission to start builds.

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