scm: why ask me password for a different id?

If you don't specify a username, I believe it uses the username logged in to your operating system. I think you can have your username and repository details saved but you'll have to consult the documentation.

If you don't specify a username, I believe it uses the username logged in to your operating system. I think you can have your username and repository details saved but you'll have to consult the documentation.

OK, now I login to OS with my id "huji", but it keep on asking me the password for each command. I asked this question in the forum before, but I can't find it now.

C:\Workspace\Cognos_SSSMP_huji>lscm status
Password (huji @ https://localhost:9443/ccm/):
Workspace: (1000) "Cognos SSSMP Development Stream Workspace -huji" <1001>

Component: (1002) "Cognos_SSSMP" <1001>lscm status
Password (huji @ https://localhost:9443/ccm/):
Workspace: (1000) "Cognos SSSMP Development Stream Workspace -huji" <1001>

Component: (1002) "Cognos_SSSMP" <-> (1001) "Cognos SSSMP Development Stream"
Baseline: (1003) 1 "Initial Baseline"

Help on login

Store credentials to use when logging into a repository.



Usage: lscm login [options] 



Options:

  --certificate arg          - The file containing the user's login certificate. 

  --smartCard                - Use the connected smart card for authentication. 

  -c [--cache]               - Cache the password on prompt 

  -n [--nickname] arg        - Nickname to identify repository in future. 

  -P [--password] arg        - Password for repository. 

  -r [--repository-uri] arg  - URI specifying the location of repository. 

  -u [--username] arg        - Username for repository. 

The login command has an option to cache the password. I believe it is stored as a hash in a plain text file.

The login command has an option to cache the password. I believe it is stored as a hash in a plain text file.

Thanks, the root cause is this: https://jazz.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=21026

Now all problem is gone.

Jirong