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Description
The ccollab set command saves a global option setting in a config file, so it will automatically be applied to subsequent command-line calls.
Command Line Syntax:
ccollab [global-options] set [<key>] [<value>]
Command Options
Option
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Required?
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Description
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<key>
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No
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Specifies the name of global option to set.
The option names have the same names as listed in the Command-line Global Options Reference but do not include double dash prefix (--). For example, to set proxy port call ccollab set server-proxy-port 3030
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<value>
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No
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Value to set.
If the <value> argument is not supplied on the command-line, 'ccollab set' will prompt for it.
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Remarks:
| • | If no arguments are supplied on the command-line, ccollab set will print the current values of all the global options. |
| • | Global options specified explicitly for a particular command-line call override the values saved by the ccollab set command. |
| • | To clear a global option setting, set it to empty string "". |
| • | In order to save the 'password' global option, the user should first run the 'ccollab login' command. |
Examples:
ccollab set url http://collab.mycompany.com
ccollab set user myusername
ccollab set server-proxy-port 3030
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