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Collabnet Teamforge 5.4 Site Administrator Guide CollabNet TeamForge 5.4 Site Administrator Guide OpenTopic | TOC | 3 Contents Legal ®ne print.....................................................................................................................................................9 CollabNet, Inc. Trademark and Logos.....................................................................................................9 Highlights of CollabNet TeamForge 5.4 ...........................................................................................................11 Chapter 1: Manage users..............................................................................13 Create a new user account......................................................................................................................14 Create a user group.................................................................................................................................14 Add a user to a user group......................................................................................................................15 Find a user..............................................................................................................................................15 Edit a user account.................................................................................................................................15 Change multiple user accounts...............................................................................................................16 Reset the admin account password.........................................................................................................16 Add ALM functionality to your site.......................................................................................................17 Restrict your site to source code functionality.......................................................................................17 Chapter 2: Support projects.........................................................................19 Create a new project...............................................................................................................................20 Approve a new project............................................................................................................................20 Rename a project....................................................................................................................................20 Delete a project.......................................................................................................................................21 Update a project template.......................................................................................................................21 Require documents to be associated with artifacts.................................................................................21 Manage project categories......................................................................................................................22 Add a project category...............................................................................................................22 Edit a project category................................................................................................................22 Move a project category.............................................................................................................22 Delete a project category............................................................................................................23 Stop using project categories......................................................................................................23 Chapter 3: Provide source control services.................................................25 Integrate a source code server................................................................................................................26 Approve a source control repository request..........................................................................................27 Approve an unmanaged CVS server access request...............................................................................28 Edit SCM integration details..................................................................................................................28 Move a source code repository...............................................................................................................28 Connect to a Subversion Edge console..................................................................................................29 Discover a Subversion Edge server........................................................................................................29 Integrate an unmanaged CVS repository with CollabNet TeamForge ..................................................30 Create a loginfo trigger ®le........................................................................................................31 4 | OpenTopic | TOC Create a modi®ed verifymsg trigger ®le....................................................................................32 Chapter 4: Change your site©s look and feel................................................35 Customize anything on your site............................................................................................................36 Customize the home page of your site...................................................................................................37 Customize the home page of projects....................................................................................................37 Change your site©s outgoing emails........................................................................................................38 Chapter 5: Provide external applications....................................................39 Create a site-wide linked application.....................................................................................................40 Edit a site-wide linked application.........................................................................................................40 Chapter 6: Provide an integrated application.............................................43 Integrate an external application............................................................................................................44 Set site-level permissions for an integrated application.........................................................................44 Use Pebble as a sample integrated application.......................................................................................44 Install Pebble..............................................................................................................................45 Integrate Pebble into your TeamForge site.................................................................................45 Add Pebble to a TeamForge project...........................................................................................46 Chapter 7: Monitor your site........................................................................49 Check your server©s status......................................................................................................................50 Check your site©s con®guration..............................................................................................................50 Read your site©s logs...............................................................................................................................50 Get build information.............................................................................................................................51 Chapter 8: Keep your site secure..................................................................53 Set password requirements.....................................................................................................................54 Prevent cross-site scripting (XSS)..........................................................................................................54 Chapter 9: Support hardware provisioning................................................55 Set up a new TeamForge Lab Management project...............................................................................56 Move hosts from one project to another.................................................................................................56 Forward a port........................................................................................................................................57 Stop port forwarding..............................................................................................................................57 Set up host URL mapping......................................................................................................................58 Stop URL mapping.................................................................................................................................59 Delete a project.......................................................................................................................................59 Undelete a project...................................................................................................................................59 Expand your domain with virtual guests................................................................................................60
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