Jetty

Run the following command from a command prompt, where <path-to-dtv-password.jar> is the directory where the file dtv-password.jar exists.

title Prompt for New Jetty Password:

java -cp <path-to-dtv-password.jar>/dtv-password.jar oracle.retail.xstore.passwd.impl.Ssha2Hasher

That will prompt you for your Adyen user's password. Type your new password and press Enter.

The output will be a hashed password that you need to copy into the passwds file in the etc directory where Jetty is installed, along with other user information.

The format of the line that should be added to the file is as follows, with ${adyenAuthUserName} being replaced with the Adyen user name and ${xcenterAuthPasswordHash} being replaced with the hashed password that was output by the command above.

AdyenUsers is the name the of security role and that is the value that must be used for it.

title Line Format for Jetty passwds File:

${xcenterAuthUserName}:${xcenterAuthPasswordHash}:92464520400:0:0:AdyenUsers