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Solution
Create the new user.
Add user permissions.
Generate the API token.
Generate the Jenkins crumb from the CLI.
$ curl -u "buildbot:pwd" 'http://localhost:8080/crumbIssuer/api/xml?xpath=concat(//crumbRequestField,":",//crumb)'
Jenkins-Crumb:890d0b4c9c1b111deb55b196813a0ae1
$ export JENKINS_CRUMB=Jenkins-Crumb:890d0b4c9c1b111deb55b196813a0ae1
$ export JENKINS_API_TOKEN=11e2f3c68399b6bc3a28bc06e002be104d
Trigger a build with the curl command.
$ curl -X POST -H "$JENKINS_CRUMB" http://buildbot:$JENKINS_API_TOKEN@localhost:8080/job/gradle-initializr/build
Disable the job via the REST API. You will see that the job indicated its status.
$ curl -X POST -H "$JENKINS_CRUMB" http://buildbot:$JENKINS_API_TOKEN@localhost:8080/job/gradle-initializr/disable
Reenable the job.
$ curl -X POST -H "$JENKINS_CRUMB" http://buildbot:$JENKINS_API_TOKEN@localhost:8080/job/gradle-initializr/enable
Download the Jenkins URL by calling the URL localhost:8080/jnlpJars/jenkins-cli.jar from the browser.
In the terminal, navigate to the directory that contains the Jenkins CLI JAR file. Use the Jenkins CLI to trigger a build with the correct command. This simply provide the password instead of the API token.
$ java -jar jenkins-cli.jar -s http://localhost:8080 -auth buildbot:pwd build gradle-initializr



