02 Sep 26 15:09, RJ Clay wrote to Roy Witt:

 RW>>> Use your keyboard up/down arrow keys to select the level you want
 RW>>> to enter a password. Hit (enter key) and the ******** will go
 RW>>> away and show you a blank line.

 RC>>    By "not accessible" I mean that I cannot do that:
the password
 RC>> settings lines are greyed out and if I press the up arrow at "Send
 RC>> Notify messages", it just goes to "Accept resend
requests".

 RC>    And note, btw, that I have the same issue with the 'Password
 RC> password' item on the "General information screen.  The item is
 RC> listed on that configuration screen but is greyed out and using the
 RC> up or down arrows just ends up skipping over it.

If you have previously set a password there, you'll have to 'start' your
rexcfg executable with -p, which will allow you to view and modify all
passwords throughout the config program.

i.e. recfgL.exe -pcarrot - if your password is carrot, will allow you to
view and modify all other passwords. Otherwise, the fields will be there,
but the passwords will be starred out and unmodifiable.

Leaving the Password password blank will not have this effect on the
passwords used to config a node in the config program. They should be
accessable and modifiable.

At least that's how it works in the Windows version.

I have no experience at all with the Linux version of REX, so all I can
tell you is to get ahold of someone like Robert Wolfe (1:261/20), who has
plenty of experience with Linux and REX.

                R\%/itt


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