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How to force Netbeans not to ask for a master password?

I (should) use Netbeans for my work. Code issued from SVN and Netbeans are invited to remember the username and password.

However, Netbeans ALWAYS asks for the master password when it is opened. It's so annoying because it's my car and I know what I'm doing.

I work under Ubuntu 11.10 x64 and Netbeans 7.01. I tried to answer Google and I tried the solutions at http://wiki.netbeans.org/FaqMasterPasswordDialog and it did not work.

Can anyone help?

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You can edit the netbeans.conf file by adding the following option:

-J-Dnetbeans.keyring.no.master = true

The netbeans.conf file is located in the directory "netbeans-install-dir" / etc

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When you change your netbeans.conf, make sure that you really add this line in quotation marks * netbeans_default_options = *, this deprived me for half an hour.

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I had the same issue with NetBeans 8.02. As it turns out, NetBeans is looking for the GNOME_KEYRING_ environment variable, regardless of its value. So, I inserted this line at the beginning of the netbeans script shell in% netbeansinstalldir% / bin / netbeans

GNOME_KEYRING_ = foobar export

It works like a charm.

Original post https://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=249287

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1388437/

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