Merge pull request #58 from MarkEWaite/patch-1

Remove version number reference from documentation

Author: FarmGeek4Life

README.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
 
 **Only works for Jenkins server on Windows**
 
-A SSO plugin for Jenkins 1.586 and above, running on Windows in a domain environment, using only the built-in Jetty web server. Requests and uses Kerberos or NTLM tickets to authenticate (Uses Windows' Negotiate protocol) 
+A SSO plugin for Jenkins running on Windows in a domain environment, using only the built-in Jetty web server. Requests and uses Kerberos or NTLM tickets to authenticate (Uses Windows' Negotiate protocol)
 
 # Requirements:
 * Jenkins is running as a service
@@ -23,11 +23,11 @@ NOTE: if "Specify custom Active Directory domain name" is used with the Active D
 
 For this plugin to work, Jenkins needs to be running as a service that has permission to perform kerberos authentication, and the system needs to have a domain configuration that allows kerberos authentication. See https://github.com/Waffle/waffle/blob/master/Docs/Troubleshooting.md for some tips on this.
 
-My testing configuration has Jenkins running as hostname\Network Service, with HTTP/hostname and HTTP/hostname.domain SPNs. (NOTE: Previously used hostname\Local System, but changed it to hostname\Network Service for security purposes. Doing so originally broke the jenkins restart, until I edited permissions on the jenkins service using the [Service Security Editor tool] (http://www.coretechnologies.com/products/ServiceSecurityEditor/) to allow Network Service to start/stop/restart the jenkins service.)
+My testing configuration has Jenkins running as hostname\Network Service, with HTTP/hostname and HTTP/hostname.domain SPNs. (NOTE: Previously used hostname\Local System, but changed it to hostname\Network Service for security purposes. Doing so originally broke the jenkins restart, until I edited permissions on the jenkins service using the [Service Security Editor tool](http://www.coretechnologies.com/products/ServiceSecurityEditor/) to allow Network Service to start/stop/restart the jenkins service.)
 
 This uses the Waffle security classes to operate the single sign on, and relies the permissions settings of the Active Directory plugin for user permissions.
 
 As a side note, do not enable impersonation unless every user who has permissions to edit job configurations also has write privileges on the corresponding workspaces...
 
-This started because of I failed to get KerberosSSO working on a Jenkins instance running on a Windows server, and so, apparently, have the creators of KerberosSSO. So I set out to create an extension that did have working SSO for an ActiveDirectory domain.
-This started out heavily based on the KerberosSSO plugin (see https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Kerberos+SSO+Plugin and https://github.com/jenkinsci/kerberos-sso-plugin), and then suffered the massive changes as I replaced the entire functionality of the extension, as well as how it was implemented (from using Plugin to instead use extension points). However, I have kept some code and duplicated some later changes. There are some licenses (the MIT license) involved with this, and they will be taken care of as I get around to them (and if I have something wrong here, please tell me).
+This started because I failed to get KerberosSSO working on a Jenkins instance running on a Windows server, and so, apparently, have the creators of KerberosSSO. So I set out to create an extension that did have working SSO for an ActiveDirectory domain.
+This started out heavily based on the [KerberosSSO plugin](https://plugins.jenkins.io/kerberos-sso/) ([source code](https://github.com/jenkinsci/kerberos-sso-plugin) ), and then suffered the massive changes as I replaced the entire functionality of the extension, as well as how it was implemented (from using Plugin to instead use extension points). However, I have kept some code and duplicated some later changes. There are some licenses (the MIT license) involved with this, and they will be taken care of as I get around to them (and if I have something wrong here, please tell me).