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FAQ
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### What are the username and the password in the default installation?
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Username: scmadmin
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Password: scmadmin
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### Where does SCM-Manager store its configuration, log files and the repositories?
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SCM-Manager stores the complete data in a directory called .scm (the
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SCM-Manager home directory). This directory is located in the home
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directory of the user which is the owner of the process. Except for [rpm
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and deb](RPM%20and%20DEB%20packages.md "wikilink")
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installations, for those installations the home directory is located at
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/var/lib/scm.
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2020-03-26 10:57:31 +01:00
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### How can I change the SCM-Manager home directory?
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You could change the SCM-Manager home directory in a few ways:
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- Edit the scm.properties (WEB-INF/classes) file and add the path to
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your folder f.e. scm.home=/var/scm
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- Set an environment variable SCM\_HOME with the path of your
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directory
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- Start your application server with a java property called scm.home
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f.e. -Dscm.home=/var/scm
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### Can I create a directory structure for scm-manager repositories?
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Yes, since version 1.9 you can create directory structures. You can just
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use a \"/\" in the name of the repository to create the structure. For
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example the repositories Project/module-1, Project/module-2 and
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OtherProject/module-1 will result in the following structure.
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For more information have a look at [Support for directory structure](https://github.com/scm-manager/scm-manager/issues/47).
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### After creation of a new public repository I am trying to clone it anonymously, but I got request of user and password. What am I doing wrong?
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You have to enabled \"Allow Anonymous Access\" at Config-\>General.
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### Where does SCM-Manager stores it log files?
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SCM-Manager stores the log files in a directory called \"logs\" which is
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located in the home directory (see question \"Where does SCM-Manager
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store its configuration, log files and the repositories?\").
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### How do I enable trace logging?
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Edit scm-server/conf/logging.xml change the line from:
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to:
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If you are using the war version with an application server such as
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tomcat, you have to edit the logback.xml in WEB-INF/classes.
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### How do I install plugins?
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Select Config-\>Plugins. This is supposed to show you a list of all
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available plugins to install. It is not a place to configure existing
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plugins. Install Package does not take you to the install screen\... If
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you only see the installed plugins, see the next question.
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### Why don\'t I see any installable plugins on the plugin tab?
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Is the SCM-Manager server behind a proxy server? Then you have to
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configure your proxyserver at Config-\>General.
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