How to store passwords for different users in the same client?
We are using the same RTC client with different users and it seems Eclipse stores only the last entered password.
Scenario:
- Alice logs in to repository checking the "Remember my password" option.
- Alice logs out from repository.
- Bob logs in to repository checking the "Remember my password" option.
- Bob logs out from repository.
- Alice logs in to repository but she has to reenter her password because the one saved is for Bob.
Is it possibile to keep for each user the password saved?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi
It sounds like the people in the example are using the same OS login and so are working off the same underlying OS environment (please correct me if I am wrong) - so this will happen. You need to have each user have their own login on the machine - which means that their settings (including passwords) will be stored separately.
anthony
It sounds like the people in the example are using the same OS login and so are working off the same underlying OS environment (please correct me if I am wrong) - so this will happen. You need to have each user have their own login on the machine - which means that their settings (including passwords) will be stored separately.
anthony
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Yes, Alice and Bob are using the same OS login. So, there is no solution for this scenario...
Thanks for your replies.
So you could ask them not to click "Remember the password" - not an ideal solution, but worth a try. I often have multiple instances of the RTC Eclipse client running on the same OS login (to demonstrate different roles), and have to remember to uncheck this box.
Well, remember password is usefull and authentication will fail only when switch user.
I often have multiple instances of the RTC Eclipse client running on the same OS login (to demonstrate different roles)
That's our case, too. :)
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Krzysztof Kaźmierczyk
Oct 08 '13, 8:54 a.m.Hi SEC,
Your question is a bit confusing. What is the reason what is the reason you want to remember previous password?
SEC Servizi
Oct 09 '13, 4:11 a.m.We wouldn't remember previous passwords. (We added a scenario to question to detail it a bit more.)