<commit_before>\begin{ManPage}{\label{man-condor-store-cred}\Condor{store\_cred}}{1}
{securely stash a password}
\Synopsis
\SynProg{\Condor{store\_cred}}
\oOpt{-help}

\SynProg{\Condor{store\_cred}}
\Arg{add}
\Lbr
\Opt{-c} \verb@|@ \OptArg{-u}{username}
\Rbr 
\oOptArg{-p}{password}
\oOptArg{-n}{machinename}
\oOptArg{-f}{filename}

\SynProg{\Condor{store\_cred}}
\Arg{delete}
\Lbr
\Opt{-c} \verb@|@ \OptArg{-u}{username}
\Rbr 
\oOptArg{-n}{machinename}

\SynProg{\Condor{store\_cred}}
\Arg{query}
\Lbr
\Opt{-c} \verb@|@ \OptArg{-u}{username}
\Rbr 
\oOptArg{-n}{machinename}

\index{Condor commands!condor\_store\_cred}
\index{condor\_store\_cred command}

\Description 

\Condor{store\_cred} stores passwords in a secure manner.
There are two separate uses of \Condor{store\_cred}:
\begin{enumerate}
\item A shared pool password is needed in order to implement the 
\Expr{PASSWORD} authentication method.
\Condor{store\_cred} using the \Opt{-c} option deals with the
password for the implied \verb|condor_pool@$(UID_DOMAIN)| user name.

On a Unix machine, 
\Condor{store\_cred} with the \Opt{-f} option is used to set
the pool password,
as needed when used with the \Expr{PASSWORD} authentication method.
The pool password is placed in a file specified by 
the \MacroNI{SEC\_PASSWORD\_FILE} configuration variable.

\item In order to submit a job from a Windows platform machine,
or to execute a job on a Windows platform machine utilizing the
\SubmitCmd{run\_as\_owner} functionality, 
\Condor{store\_cred} stores the password
of a user/domain pair securely in the Windows registry.
Using this stored password, 
Condor may act on behalf of the submitting user to access files,
such as writing output or log files. 
Condor is able to
run jobs with the user ID of the submitting user.<commit_msg>Condor name change:    man-pages/condor_store_cred.tex<commit_after>\begin{ManPage}{\label{man-condor-store-cred}\Condor{store\_cred}}{1}
{securely stash a password}
\Synopsis
\SynProg{\Condor{store\_cred}}
\oOpt{-help}

\SynProg{\Condor{store\_cred}}
\Arg{add}
\Lbr
\Opt{-c} \verb@|@ \OptArg{-u}{username}
\Rbr 
\oOptArg{-p}{password}
\oOptArg{-n}{machinename}
\oOptArg{-f}{filename}

\SynProg{\Condor{store\_cred}}
\Arg{delete}
\Lbr
\Opt{-c} \verb@|@ \OptArg{-u}{username}
\Rbr 
\oOptArg{-n}{machinename}

\SynProg{\Condor{store\_cred}}
\Arg{query}
\Lbr
\Opt{-c} \verb@|@ \OptArg{-u}{username}
\Rbr 
\oOptArg{-n}{machinename}

\index{HTCondor commands!condor\_store\_cred}
\index{condor\_store\_cred command}

\Description 

\Condor{store\_cred} stores passwords in a secure manner.
There are two separate uses of \Condor{store\_cred}:
\begin{enumerate}
\item A shared pool password is needed in order to implement the 
\Expr{PASSWORD} authentication method.
\Condor{store\_cred} using the \Opt{-c} option deals with the
password for the implied \verb|condor_pool@$(UID_DOMAIN)| user name.

On a Unix machine, 
\Condor{store\_cred} with the \Opt{-f} option is used to set
the pool password,
as needed when used with the \Expr{PASSWORD} authentication method.
The pool password is placed in a file specified by 
the \MacroNI{SEC\_PASSWORD\_FILE} configuration variable.

\item In order to submit a job from a Windows platform machine,
or to execute a job on a Windows platform machine utilizing the
\SubmitCmd{run\_as\_owner} functionality, 
\Condor{store\_cred} stores the password
of a user/domain pair securely in the Windows registry.
Using this stored password, 
HTCondor may act on behalf of the submitting user to access files,
such as writing output or log files. 
HTCondor is able to
run jobs with the user ID of the submitting user.
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