Good Afternoon,
I am running a PTC integrity client on a linux box,
I am trying to set up an automated build/unit test system
I have the initial set of scripts running interactivly from the command line, and I can run them from cron as long as I am logged into the Integrity server from some process on the box.
I really do not want the script to be dependant upon me being logged in and connected (for instance I would like this script to work after a reboot, when i may not be able to immediately re log in.
I'm not sure if this is a quirk of our system, but the integrity Client does not use the authentication from the operating system (although it appears to use the enterprise authentication), so after starting the gui client one needs to provide username and password credentials. This is problematic from a command line job that runs periodically.
My question is, does anyone have any ideas for a secure manner to run the integrity command line client unattended (from a cron job) ?
Thanks, & have a great weekend !
Joe Simon
