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External Account Synchronization

Mon, 2008-08-18 18:01 — ozzie

Created a GCF Connector using the pickup.response method.

when I click on the GCF link I get a login form with the following info:

"External Account Synchronization

Your external account password is not accessible. This could have resulted from a recent change of your system password."

I following all the suggestions found on this thread: 2242.

The one thing I can't do is run the "cptool set user cpuser externalAccount=escode|esuser|espass" " command b/c my CPTOOLS is generating a java exception error.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

thanks

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Tue, 2008-08-19 09:39 — Christine

cptool set user ExternalAccount

I think you want to do it like:

cptool set user USERNAME ExternalAccount="cpipname|cpipusername|password"

You had the quotes after, maybe that was causing the problem?

Tue, 2008-08-19 12:48 — ozzie

Thanks Christine

I think my cptool might be misconfigured. when i type(with or without switches):

>cptools i get this error
"Exception in thread 'main' java.language.NoClassDefFoundError: com/pipeline/cptool/CpTool"

I opened the cptool file to check its code behind and noticed a line that looks a bit suspicious:
com.pipeline.cptool.CpTool $APP_PROPS "$@"
The cptool file itself is located on d:/luminis/bin/

Can anyone compare the Java portion of the cptool file with the one below?

#------------------------------------------------------------------------

"$JAVA" \
$PROPS \
-Xms20m \
-Xmx256m \
-DCP_ROOT="$CP_ROOT" \
-DCP_WEB_ROOT="$CP_WEB_ROOT" \
com.pipeline.cptool.CpTool $APP_PROPS "$@"
#------------------------------------------------------------------------

thanks everyone.

Tue, 2008-08-19 17:23 — Christine

When you login to your

When you login to your server, do you do a . /opt/luminis/.cprc

Wed, 2008-08-20 17:28 — ozzie

thank you Christine!

It worked!

What I did was cd $CP_ROOT/ and then issued this command '. ./.cprc' and cptool is now working.

Thank you!

ozz