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[Collapse]CodeCollaborator 6
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Updated: 12/21/2011 Applies To: CodeCollaborator 6 Rating: No votes Click to rate: PoorNot badAverageGoodExcellent

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When you visit the main CodeCollaborator web page, you are prompted with a log-in screen:

ws-login

The URL to this screen will depend on your system administrator. It often includes a special port number.

Typically, accounts in CodeCollaborator will be identical to your version control system account.

If your account is not set up, you will need to contact an administrator to set one up. If you use LDAP or ActiveDirectory for authentication in your company, you can use that username/password with CodeCollaborator and it will automatically create your user account.

Some system administrators will have enabled a "Create an account" form on the front page:

ws-login-create

Once you're logged in, the system displays this fact at the top of the screen:

ws-user-logout

You can log out using the link near the bottom of the home page or use the "Log Off" button in the menu bar, but this is usually not necessary.

If you don't explicitly log out, the system will give your browser a cookie so the next time you go into a page you will not have to re-login first.

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