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I am trying to get my BF adaptor to accept changes into my build workspace. Why is the accept step asking me for the password of the account I am using to do the accept, when the adaptor logs into RTC before the accept?


C:\Documents and Settings\RTCBFBUILD>scm login -r "https://jtsrv.uk.hibm.hsbc:9103/jazz" -u RTCBFBuild -P xxxxx
Logged in to https://jtsrv.uk.hibm.hsbc:9103/jazz


C:\Documents and Settings\RTCBFBUILD>scm accept -v -d "c:\workspace3" -i
Password (RTCBFBuild @ https://rtcsrv:9103/jazz/):

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I am trying to get my BF adaptor to accept changes into my build workspace. Why is the accept step asking me for the password of the account I am using to do the accept, when the adaptor logs into RTC before the accept?


C:\Documents and Settings\RTCBFBUILD>scm login -r "https://jtsrv:9103/jazz" -u RTCBFBuild -P xxxxx
Logged in to https://jtsrv:9103/jazz


C:\Documents and Settings\RTCBFBUILD>scm accept -v -d "c:\workspace3" -i
Password (RTCBFBuild @ https://rtcsrv:9103/jazz/):


Hi Daniel

Just seen this post: https://jazz.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3552
and it mentions a 1.0.1 bug that has the password requested a few times when other scm cmds are issued. Fixed in 1.0.1.1 apparently.

Now you have posted the different commands on this page - it is more obvious that you are referring to two different servers (jtsrv and rtcsrv) :-)

regards

anthony

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