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I have an Eclipse update site currently set up on a private network. I'd like to make it available to an external customer, but not to the world at large. Does Eclipse support authentication/authorization for update sites?
Obviously I could just zip the contents of the site and email it to them, but I'd like to see if there's a simpler process.
Searching StackOverflow, I've only found this question, which doesn't shed much light on the subject.
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In secure storage vault of the Eclipse, password is stored as key and value pair. Key is formed with data source Id and username. Value of the key is its password. In Eclipse, you can see the stored password by navigating to window > Preferences > General > Security > Security Storage > acmfg-secure-vault.
1) In the Eclipse client, click Window > Preferences and click General > Security > Secure Storage. 2) Clear the UI Prompt, as shown in the next image.
Password protect your content with Web Page Password Protect by just adding one line of PHP code to your page source. Script will present user with password entry form, and will not let visitor see your private content without providing a password.
The best option I've found so far is using a password protected FTP server. Eclipse was happy with a ftp://username:password@server URL.
I tried to use FTP-TLS but couldn't get it to work.
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