Authentication information not found under Windows

[mdemo]

Hi,

I now work with Tortoise and that works fine. 

thank you


Steve Borho wrote:
> 
> On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 4:25 PM, mdemo <element-skateboards at gmx.at> wrote:
>>
>> Hi again,
>>
>> I want to save my username and password information in the configuration
>> file under .hg/hgrc, that does look like:
>>
>> [paths]
>> default = thedefaultpath
>> [extensions]
>> hgext.convert=
>> hgext.graphlog =
>> hgext.mq =
>> hgext.purge =
>> hgext.rebase =
>> mercurial_keyring = path to may mercurial_keyring.py
>> [ui]
>> username = MyUsername
>> [auth]
>> googlecodebpse.prefix=myPrefix
>> googlecodebpse.username=myUsername
>> googlecodebpse.password=myPassword
>> googlecodebpse.schemes=https
>>
>> I've searched a lot in the forums, and try to add Mercural.ini in
>> different
>> locations, and isntall the keyring tool, the dedicated solutions for
>> Win32
>> command line.
>>
>> Always when I want to make a hg push, a prompt of username and password
>> occurs. The log file says that
>>
>> - Username is not specified in .hg/hgrc.
>> - http authentication required
> 
> You need the modified Python keyring libraries that TortoiseHg ships
> with in order for the mercurial_keyring extension to store passwords
> properly on Windows (none of the file based fallback mechanisms work
> with mercurial-keyring).
> 
> These libraries came with TortoiseHg 0.9.3, or you may try to install
> them yourself from http://bitbucket.org/sborho/python-keyring-lib
> 
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