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How to make the Netbeans doesn't ask for the master password?

I (have to) use Netbeans for my work. The code is checked out from SVN and Netbeans offered to remember the username and password.

However, Netbeans ALWAYS asks for the master password when I open it. It is so annoying because this is my machine and I know what I am doing.

I work under Ubuntu 11.10 x64, and Netbeans 7.01. I tried to google the answer, and I have tried the solutions on http://wiki.netbeans.org/FaqMasterPasswordDialog and it didn't work.

Can anyone help?

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erain Avatar asked Dec 29 '11 10:12

erain


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2 Answers

You can edit your netbeans.conf file by adding the following option:

-J-Dnetbeans.keyring.no.master=true

The netbeans.conf file is located in the "netbeans-install-dir"/etc directory

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Marco Avatar answered Oct 20 '22 08:10

Marco


When you're modifying your netbeans.conf, make sure that you actually add this line inside the quotes of the *netbeans_default_options=*, this foxed me for half an hour.

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user2254180 Avatar answered Oct 20 '22 07:10

user2254180