Recently active questions in PBwiki tagged with login

After getting vague responses and nothing more I have decided to post one more question of sorts. My first question is simply for confirmation. 1) To login to a wiki now you must first create a mypbwiki account and then be invited to that wiki from the moderator? 2) If this new feature was going to be implemented and our invite keys stripped away why didn't I know this? Maybe I am the only wiki administrator that didn't but I don't think I am alone. I did know that login for the new pbwiki 2.0 would be different but I didn't know that the login would change for the pbwiki 1.0 we are currently using. I believe this is the first time that anything has really gotten under my skin but why weren't we just informed better. And when I did find that the wiki login had changed I had been digging for like 2 days to find this info. One last question. Do I need to inform my boss that the "invite keys" are no longer valid for our wiki or will they be back sometime soon. If they are not going to be back I really need to know because that means I have to send out a department wide e-mail, inform everyone that logins have changed and then write a tutorial on how the new login works. It isn't that I mind doing these things its my job I just need an answer please.

At the login page:

I paid extra to have a custom domain. wiki.kookyplan.com rather than kookyplan.pbwiki.com

But, the trouble is....

After I log in with my id and password....it gives me a link to the wiki.kookyplan.com....and if I follow it...I go to the frontPage, but it doesnt remember that I logged in....and asks me to do it again.

Then, if I try to log in from there...TROUBLE...a warning message pops up on IE...telling me that the page name and the page address are not the same...and that I should be careful!!!

This is terrible. How do I fix it??

brian
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Once I have a member for my wiki, how do they log in? I have a 2.0 wiki.

Maybe I'm daft, but I don't see the OpenID option on this sign in form:



Am I missing it?

Is there a way to see user login information for each user? Currently you list the content created and the user that created it; It would be great to see last login info for each user.

Can a PBWiki for business be secure from public viewing in its entirety, requiring login to even see the contents or owners? I wish to collaborate with numerous remote colleagues, but can not allow any content beyond the URL to be visible outside of the secure group of contributors, unless they've logged in.

I invited a user, she logged in, and now she can't saying her email isn't on the system.
From the wiki, I see her listed, but she cannot log in.

Then she created a new user, and she can log into that one but cannot access my wiki.

I've registered for the Project Management Webinar on the 15th. But I don't know how to get there. I expected an email invite or something. Can you tell me where to go at the appointed time? I do recall seeing that my registration went through, but I don't remember seeing any login instructions.

I am unable to log in to PBwiki. I have reset my password a couple of times, and still I am unable to login. franmason@gaudenziaerie.org

I have not connected to my page in a few months and now I can't figure out how to log in... I think I missed something...

My students are logging in with their names, but when they leave comments they appear as "anonymous" or a string of numbers. What's causing this?

Why do my invite keys that I set up for admins, moderators, contributors, and readers no longer work. I am so thankful that my computer remembers my login for my companies wiki because all of our invite keys no longer work. What is going on?

I need to talk to someone. My company would like to implement the api user authentication on our current pbwiki (wiki 1.0). However we are unsure if the script we are going to implement is going to work. We need to test it and make sure. But, the api wiki states that you either login using pbwiki or login using your own custom login via api. If this doesn't work can someone there at pbwiki uncheck the "enable custom authentication" check box in our wiki so we can get back in. Also as a side note I called to pbwiki first and I was shocked that I didn't even get a person on the phone when trying to contact customer service. This is a problem that I would like to hear a voice and speak with a person about instead I'm here in the forums waiting trying to get an answer that I feel I can trust. Anyways thanks for the time and support.

In my environment multiple people use the same workstations and when I have gone to introduce the wiki to them it automatically logs in to the last person I enabled. I guess it is with cookies but I don't want to disable cookies. Is there a way to require logging in every time pbwiki is opened??

Can the moderators delete the obvious SPAM from this forum or have an option as on yahoo messages where users can indicate threads to be deleted. Its not so much offensive in the content as bothersome in terms of wading through it.

Thanks

I want students to be able to view without all of them needing to login and edit. Is this still possible? I can get on the Front Page of a wiki I created in January and not have to login. Is this change a new requirement or something I need to change in my settings or someplace?

I am using the wiki as a forum where my students can meet to construct a group project. I would like to know though how I can see whether they logged on and how long they stayed. Is this possible?

When people type in ruckuswireless.pbwiki.com they come to a Log In page which has an option to login via wikiwide password (which we have already disabled) then people have to click on the "PbWiki Identity" link to login with their username and password to access our corporate wiki.
Can i remove this confusion and extra step required and take them to https://my.pbwiki.com/?wiki=ruckuswir... when they type https://ruckuswireless.pbwiki.com

This will be so much useful to us.