Unable to login to server from CLI

Shuchita Tripathi (314●3●65●95) | asked May 27 '14, 8:44 a.m.
edited May 27 '14, 9:18 a.m.

I am trying to login to a repository from scm command line. But it is throwing an error:

Problem running 'login':
Could not log in to <server>:9443/jazz as user <user>: CRJAZ2381E Cannot connect to the
repository at URL <server>:9443/jazz make sure that the server is running and available.
CRJAZ2381E Cannot connect to the repository at URL <server>:9443/jazz make sure that
the server is running and available.
An error has occurred. Kindly check the log for more details.

I am able to login to the web client successfully.

What could be the possible issue?

Also, where to find the logs for scm cli?

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Krzysztof Kaźmierczyk commented May 27 '14, 9:32 a.m.

Hi Shuchuta,
I see that you are using /jazz context. Do you have exactly this context? What was server address you were attempting to log in?

Shuchita Tripathi commented May 27 '14, 11:48 a.m.

Yes the context is /jazz.

/ccm is not working. It is our official server so I cannot put the exact URL here.

I am trying to login to

https://<server>:9443/jazz.

I am able to login to the same url through web client and through eclipse client.

But I have to achieve this using CLI.

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Karl Weinert (2.0k●5●27●36) | answered May 27 '14, 3:04 p.m.
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If you happen to have a proxy the cli needs to be configure to use it.

From https://jazz.net/library/article/325/

For the Jazz SCM command line and Visual Studio client, you can configure your terminal or command window to take advantage of a forward proxy by setting one of two environment variables prior to executing the command line.

If using http, set the environment variable http_proxy to "http://<yourproxyhost>:<yourproxyport>".

If using HTTPS, set the environment variable https_proxy to "https://<yourproxyhost>:<yourproxyport>".

What OS are you on and what version of RTC?

I don't think there will be much information related to this in the logs but they can be found in the following location.

Windows ..\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\jazz-scm\logs

Linux\Unix ~/.jazz-scm/logs

the eclipse .log file can be found in

jazz-scm\scratch\0\.metadata

Note there may be multiple directories under scratch, you'll need to find the one associated with the current scm process.

So far I find the right one by trial and error or by deleting all the files in this directory and reproducing the problem again

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Shuchita Tripathi commented May 28 '14, 2:00 a.m.

Hi Karl,

We are using a proxy and as suggested I did the required things.

But I am still getting the error. 2 errors are coming.

Sometimes the error is CRJAZ2384E, sometimes it is CRJAZ2381E

OS is Windows7

RTC version is 4.0.5

I have RTC client v4.0 and v4.0.6

I tired with both of them. Nothing is working.

Shuchita Tripathi commented May 28 '14, 3:31 a.m.

Hi Karl,

I finally tried with scm tools of RTC Eclipse version3.0 and it worked.

I have 2 doubts regarding it.

1. My RTC version is 4.0.5, why is it working only for scmtools v3.0?

2. I tried to login with userid in small letters <user1>.(it is actually the user ID). It got logged in successfully. However after this, for every command i got the error that repository is already logged in with <USER1>.

I followed this question and logged in with USER1 (all in caps) and now i am successfully able to execute every command.

https://jazz.net/forum/questions/63069/rtc-scm-cli-is-disconnected-from-daemon

Why is USER1 (in caps) able to login when my user id is in small letters?

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