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Enumeration tool for developer heavy networks with many Jenkins instances
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
To run, simply execute python3 groovyWaiter.py --file urls.txt where urls.txt is the file of Jenkins servers to test.
The file of servers should have roughly the following format:
http://jenkinsserver.company.com
http://jenkinsserver2.company.com
http://jenkinsserver3:8080
Heavily redacted since I don't have time to set up multiple Jenkins instances, but you get the idea:
