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[Nik Reiman <1990982@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I'm trying to migrate a Jenkins server which currently uses the "anyone
can do anything" authorization strategy to "logged-in users can do
anything". When Jenkins is set in this mode, all requests that require a
crumb fail with a 401 authorization error, even though I provide a valid
user and API token to the `Jenkins` object when creating it.

Looking through the code in the debugger, it seems that something is
going wrong in `jenkins_request` and it tries to get a crumb when
calling `self.maybe_add_crumb(req)`.

I'm pretty sure that the error here is in the python-jenkins framework,
since I can manually request a crumb just fine using a web browser (in
an anonymous window, no less).

** Affects: python-jenkins
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  Can't get crumbs when Jenkins authorization strategy is "logged-in
  users can do anything"

Status in Python Jenkins:
  New

Bug description:
  I'm trying to migrate a Jenkins server which currently uses the
  "anyone can do anything" authorization strategy to "logged-in users
  can do anything". When Jenkins is set in this mode, all requests that
  require a crumb fail with a 401 authorization error, even though I
  provide a valid user and API token to the `Jenkins` object when
  creating it.

  Looking through the code in the debugger, it seems that something is
  going wrong in `jenkins_request` and it tries to get a crumb when
  calling `self.maybe_add_crumb(req)`.

  I'm pretty sure that the error here is in the python-jenkins
  framework, since I can manually request a crumb just fine using a web
  browser (in an anonymous window, no less).

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