Has anyone been able to run FitNesse for Appian with a Password File? http://fitnesse.org/FitNesse.UserGuide.AdministeringFitNesse.PasswordFile Here's what I'm seeing. All runs use the following command java -jar fitnesse.jar -a "passwords.txt" where the passwords in each file are cleartext or encrypted passwords.txt users.properties Result cleartext cleartext good encrypt cleartext good encrypt encrypt Invalid argument encrypt no user=password line error encrypt no file error cleartext no file error When it's run, the authenticator says MultiUserAthenticator ( password.txt ) versus PromiscuousAthenticator ( users.properties ). But, the above tests seem to indicate that passwords.txt is being ignored completely and FitNesse is only using users.properties . I hope someone can shed some light on this for me. Thanks

FitNesse for Appian -- Encrypted Password File

jamesy1733 over 1 year ago

Has anyone been able to run FitNesse for Appian with a Password File?

http://fitnesse.org/FitNesse.UserGuide.AdministeringFitNesse.PasswordFile

Here's what I'm seeing. All runs use the following command

java -jar fitnesse.jar -a "passwords.txt"

where the passwords in each file are cleartext or encrypted

passwords.txt	users.properties	Result
cleartext	cleartext	good
encrypt	cleartext	good
encrypt	encrypt	Invalid argument
encrypt	no user=password line	error
encrypt	no file	error
cleartext	no file	error

When it's run, the authenticator says MultiUserAthenticator (password.txt) versus PromiscuousAthenticator (users.properties). But, the above tests seem to indicate that passwords.txt is being ignored completely and FitNesse is only using users.properties.

I hope someone can shed some light on this for me. Thanks

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