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The Server Tasks tab display is informational only. See also: See “Working with Tables” on page 9.<br />

The Login Command<br />

The Login command establishes your <strong>AccuRev</strong> user identity. In the "User Name" field, you must<br />

enter the name of a registered <strong>AccuRev</strong> user . If your organization has more than one <strong>AccuRev</strong><br />

repository (each managed by a separate <strong>AccuRev</strong> Server process), you can choose a particular<br />

Server to connect to.<br />

Note: Active and inactive users. A user name can be Inactive (Remove User command) or Active<br />

(when first created; Reactivate User command). When you log in, the username must be currently<br />

Active.<br />

See also: Security on page 251<br />

Invoking the Login Command<br />

Choose Tools > Login from the GUI main menu. This command is invoked automatically ...<br />

• at the beginning of an <strong>AccuRev</strong> GUI session if there is no valid session file in the .accurev<br />

subdirectory of your home directory<br />

• when you invoke a command that requires user authentication, but your session has expired<br />

Using the Login Dialog<br />

To login<br />

Type in your username -- and if you have one, your password -- then click Ok. Passwords<br />

are case-sensitive.<br />

To switch to another server<br />

Open the listbox by clicking the down-arrow, then select another <strong>AccuRev</strong> Server<br />

(hostname/port-number combination).<br />

Then, complete the login by typing your username (and password).<br />

To add an <strong>AccuRev</strong> Server to the listbox<br />

34 <strong>AccuRev</strong> ® On-Line <strong>Help</strong> Guide

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