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Hi,
Can someone clarify what the <user> in courier.config is? Should it be same for both source and destination? Is it the user with permissions to Courier on the source instance?
Poornima
Assuming you're talking about the Courier Webservice repository provder, here is an excerpt from the installation documentation:
Settings
Url: url to the website where the other instance is accessible
User: The ID of the umbraco user you want to use to authenticate with
Login: (optional) Instead of user ID you can set a specific login name
Password: (optional) Instead of user ID, you can set a specific password
PasswordEncoding: (optional) specify if Courier should keep password clear or Hashed to match your target repository
Note: Courier always encrypts credentials. Encoding is more to do with how Umbraco stores user passwords.
Seems like it doesn't need to be the same user for the source and destination. I believe it's the user you want to connect with on the destination.
Link to installation documentation: http://our.umbraco.org/projects/umbraco-pro/umbraco-courier-2
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Hi,
Can someone clarify what the <user> in courier.config is? Should it be same for both source and destination? Is it the user with permissions to Courier on the source instance?
Poornima
Hi,
Assuming you're talking about the Courier Webservice repository provder, here is an excerpt from the installation documentation:
Settings
Url: url to the website where the other instance is accessible
User: The ID of the umbraco user you want to use to authenticate with
Login: (optional) Instead of user ID you can set a specific login name
Password: (optional) Instead of user ID, you can set a specific password
PasswordEncoding: (optional) specify if Courier should keep password clear or Hashed to match your target repository
Note: Courier always encrypts credentials. Encoding is more to do with how Umbraco stores user passwords.
Seems like it doesn't need to be the same user for the source and destination. I believe it's the user you want to connect with on the destination.
Link to installation documentation: http://our.umbraco.org/projects/umbraco-pro/umbraco-courier-2
Chris
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