For environments that don't need to be secure, there is no need to require login. One example is where someone is running jmanage on his/her desktop, just for personal use.
Implemented for 2.0 beta2. This can be done by setting the following property to true in jmanage.properties:
# WARNING: IT IS NOT SECURE TO SET THIS PROPERTY TO TRUE
# Set it to true if you don't want jmanage to prompt you to login.
# A value of true causes admin user to get auto-logged-in.
auto.login.adminUser=false
The default value is false.
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Logged In: YES
user_id=1058292
Originator: YES
Implemented for 2.0 beta2. This can be done by setting the following property to true in jmanage.properties:
# WARNING: IT IS NOT SECURE TO SET THIS PROPERTY TO TRUE
# Set it to true if you don't want jmanage to prompt you to login.
# A value of true causes admin user to get auto-logged-in.
auto.login.adminUser=false
The default value is false.