[JENKINS-64629] Fix uncaught exception for unauthorized users #104
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When attempting to email a user with a locked, disabled, or otherwise unauthorized account, different types of AuthenticationException were not caught which would cause the mail to fail.
basil
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Looks like there's a corresponding update needed for email-ext as well. Will follow up shortly. |
jglick
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alecharp
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This was referenced Mar 13, 2021
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When attempting to email a user with a locked, disabled, or otherwise unauthorized account, different types of AuthenticationException were not caught which would cause the mail to fail.
https://issues.jenkins.io/browse/JENKINS-64629
Related to error message updates in jenkinsci/ldap-plugin#74 which helped surface the problem.
@jeffret-b @basil @jglick @l3ender