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Hmmm... well, the Cronicle HTTP Request Plugin probably cannot do what you want. It's only designed to make simple HTTP requests. #!/bin/bash
curl http://enterprisesharepoint -v --ntlm --negotiate -u USER123:PASSWORD123 I'm going to migrate this over to a discussion, as it is not an issue with Cronicle per se. |
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Summary
I am running cronicle on my local computer, and want it to ping some servers I have at work. The issue is that the servers I have are running Windows and IIS. On top of that, the sites are locked down using "windows authentication". When I use other api tools, like postman, insomnia or cURL, I have to use an authentication method called NTLM to pass the credentials with the request. I cannot find a way to include those credentials in the request. If someone can tell me where the request is actually made, or what tool/script it's using, maybe I can find a way to tack on the username and password.
Steps to reproduce the problem
Have a server running Windows, IIS, and a site set up in that that has basic authentication turned off, and windows authentication turned on.
Use another computer running cronicle to try to ping that server.
Your Setup
I have the basic cronicle set up on my Mac.
Operating system and version?
Mac, 12.6.1
Server, Windows server 2012 (don't judge me), IIS 8 (really please don't judge me)
Node.js version?
18.7.0
Cronicle software version?
0.9.16
Are you using a multi-server setup, or just a single server?
Single server
Are you using the filesystem as back-end storage, or S3/Couchbase?
File system
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