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31	31	(% style="color:#172b4d" %)After a few failed login attempts, your account will be locked and you have to wait for a certain period of time to be able to login again.
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33		-(% style="color:#172b4d" %)Please ask the Portal Administrator to lock and then unlock your user. Usually this can solve the problem (and you don't have to wait, you can login instantly after this procedure).
	33	+(% style="color:#172b4d" %)Another reason for a locked account might be that the Portal Administrator actively locked your user account.
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35		-(% style="color:#172b4d" %)Another reason for a locked account might be that the Portal Administrator locked your user account on purpose.
	35	+(% style="color:#172b4d" %)Please ask the Portal Administrator to lock and then unlock your user. Usually this can solve the problem (and you don't have to wait, you can login instantly after this procedure). You can read more about the user statuses on the [[User statuses in DevOps Portal>>doc:DevOps Portal for Admins.User statuses in DevOps Portal.WebHome]] page.
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37	37	=== (% style="color:#172b4d" %)What does a specific role mean?(%%) ===
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39	39	Each user who is a member of a project has to be in exactly one Project Role. Therefore it is not possible to have no or multiple roles in a project.
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41		-Different roles have different sets of permissions, a role can be //Admin, Developer, Master, Viewer.// You can read more about a specific role on the [[Users and roles>>doc:Users and roles.WebHome]] page.
	41	+Different roles have different sets of permissions, a role can be //Admin, Developer, Master, Viewer.// You can read more about a specific role on the [[Users and roles>>doc:DevOps Portal for Admins.Users and roles.WebHome]] page.
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43	43	=== (% style="color:#262626" %)What is the role of Organizations in the DevOps Portal?(%%) ===
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122	122	=== (% style="color:#172b4d" %)Cloning a project does not work. Why do I get an "fatal: unable to access ... Could not resolve host" error from Bitbucket?(%%) ===
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124		-(% style="letter-spacing:-0.006em" %)Mostly, this is due to a missing proxy configuration in your Git client. The following example uses git bash to configure the proxy of your company.
	124	+(% style="letter-spacing:-0.006em" %)Mostly, this is due to a missing proxy configuration in your Git client. The following example uses git bash to configure the proxy. As an example, we
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126	126	1. Order or install git bash. You can install it yourself from [[https:~~/~~/git-scm.com/downloads>>https://git-scm.com/downloads]]
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128		-After installation, start git bash and use the following commands to configure git. (% style="letter-spacing:-0.006em" %)You have to replace (%%)PROXY_NAME and PROXY_PORT by the correct values to make it work.
	128	+After installation start git bash and use these commands to configure git:
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130	130	{{code}}
131		-git config --global user.name john.doe@example.com # Jenkins will use this field to map commits to your user identified by your email address
132		-git config --global user.email john.doe@example.com # Bitbucket will use this field to map commits to your user identified by your email address
	131	+git config --global user.name "John Doe"
	132	+git config --global user.email johndoe@example.com
133	133	# Use the following only if you do not use any Intranet Git repos:
134		-# git config --global http.proxy http://PROXY_NAME:PROXY_PORT/
	134	+# git config --global http.proxy http://sia-lb.telekom.de:8080/
135	135	# This one is better, you can specify the domain "devops.t-systems.net" you want to use the proxy for:
136		-git config --global http.https://devops.t-systems.net.proxy http://PROXY_NAME:PROXY_PORT
	136	+git config --global http.https://devops.t-systems.net.proxy http://sia-lb.telekom.de:8080
137	137	{{/code}}
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139		-This global git config will be automatically saved to the file //.gitconfig// located in the home directory of your user.
	139	+This config will be automatically saved to your user's //.gitconfig//. In case you use a different proxy to access DevOps-as-a-Service hosted BitBucket projects, use that in the statements above instead of `sia-lb.telekom.de:8080`
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141		-1. You can set the env var {{code language="none"}}XDG_CONFIG_HOME{{/code}} if you want to have the config placed in another folder. When this env var is set, git will use the file {{code language="none"}}$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/git/config{{/code}}.
142		-See [[https:~~/~~/git-scm.com/docs/git-config>>url:https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config||rel="nofollow" shape="rect" style="text-decoration: none;" class="external-link"]]
	141	+1. Older git versions might show TLS errors when connecting to HTTPS servers. Then only a more recent git bash will help.
	142	+1. (% id="cke_bm_750982S" style="display:none" %) (%%)On some notebooks, Windows saves the global .gitconfig to the network drive. Switch it offline if you would not lose your .gitconfig from time to time ...
	143	+1. Best solution to let git use a global config on your local drive is to set the env var {{code language="none"}}XDG_CONFIG_HOME{{/code}} since git will use the file {{code language="none"}}$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/git/config{{/code}} instead if the envvar is set. See [[https:~~/~~/git-scm.com/docs/git-config>>url:https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config||rel="nofollow" shape="rect" style="text-decoration: none;" class="external-link"]]
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