My Account
Codebeamer enables you to manage your account by viewing and editing the account data. In addition, it also enables you to edit personal details.
View Account Data
To view the details of an account, go to > .
On the Account screen, users can edit their account details, check their personal wiki page, send emails, edit their profile photos, or modify their public SSH keys. For more information on the SSH keys, see: Setting Up SSH Authentication for Git and Mercurial.
Edit Account Data
By clicking the Edit Account on the Account screen, users are brought to the Edit Account screen where they can change their Personal Details.
Personal details marked with an asterisk (*) are required. You can edit the data that you entered during the registration process, or provide additional details for your account:
• Title—Specify a prefix to the user's names (for example Dr.).
• Phone—Specify a primary phone number.
• Mobile/IP Voice—Specify a secondary phone number.
• Address, City, Zip/Postal Code, State/Province, Country
• Language—Select the language from the drop-down list.
• Skills—Specify skills related to the user's position.
Click Save to record the changes.
Change a User's Password
To open the Change expired password page, go to > and click Change Password. On the My Account page, this option is also accessible by clicking > .
On the Change expired password page, provide the old password and the new password. Then click Change Password.
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Save all work before changing the password ,otherwise your changes will be lost.
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Reset a Password
If you forgot a password click Forgot it? link on the Login page to go to the Lost Password site.
On the Lost Passwords page, either enter your account name or email address to which Codebeamer will send the password reset URL, and click Send. When you receive a password reset link from Codebeamer ,click it , or copy it in a browser to set a new password.
Passwords can also be reset if users are logged into Codebeamer but do not remember their passwords. For this, go to the Change expired password page, as described in the section Change a User’s Password and click Forgot Password.
User Preferences
To change the user preferences settings, see page Edit User Preferences.
Modifying Usernames and Email Addresses
System Administrators can edit any user’s email address. If this feature is not required, disable it by adding the following to the Application Configuration:
"login": {
...
"allowToEditEmail" : false,
...
}
...
"allowToEditEmail" : false,
...
}
For more information about editing the Application Configuration, see Application Configuration.
Encrypting User Accounts
System Administrators can encrypt disabled user accounts. For more information, see: Managing Users and User Groups.