Recently active questions in PBwiki tagged with password

logging in used to be difficult, now its worse. I can't log in to my account. I've reset my password, but when I log in it takes me right back to the same log in page.

Why does this need to be so difficult. All my users complained about the log in process before the recent change. Now it is even worse.

And by the way, if users need to log in before contacting support, how do you help them if they have log-in problems?

How do I change a user password in the WIKI

the twitter.pbwiki password listed in the wiki doesn't work. does anyone know the current password used to edit the wiki? thanks!

I try to login to PBWiki, but forgot my password.

Problem: To get a "dont remember my pass" mail, I have to enter my email address. But when entering my /right/ email, I allways get "Sorry! that email isn't registered"

I have old responses from schtuff.com to this email, so it can't be wrong!

anyway, NOBODY can access my old wiki, after I moved it from Schtuff to PBwiki. It was:
<http://usingexpatxmlparsereasyhowtowi...>
and should now be:
<http://usingexpatxmlparsereasyhowtowi...>
But instead of showing it, I'll be requested for my password...

if it is of interest, I try also invoke it from <http://ja2v113.pbwiki.com/Modding+and...>
then clicking on "eXpat easy HOWTO (XML parser for C) (German Language)"

I forgot my password, but when I try to reset it, I don't get the email with the instructions on how to do so.

having problems resetting my wiki's password. It's saying I'm not the site administrator. I'm trying to get into bsuenglish101 to migrate it to 2.0. thanks.

I want to use a wiki with multiple users in a class. I do not know their email addresses. I want them to open up a page within the wiki that I have created and edit it.

I do not want them to have to register and then invite them. Is there a quick way of sharing a password between multiple unregistered students? I am using pbwiki 2.0

I hav been using the teachmeet wiki which allows others to edit the page- rgardless of whether they have accounts- i want to do a simliar thing on my new wiki where i invite people to edit and change by allowing them to use a single word as a password- rather than inviting collaborators - is this possible?

In PBwiki 1.0 anyone could edit a wiki as long as password was provided. Is this possible in 2.0? Can't seem to find the option to do so.

It doesn't seem to be letting me into my own wiki (usflibref.pbwiki.com), and I've tried to e-mail myself the key. But I'm not receiving one. What can I try next?

I'd like for my wiki 1.0 to be public (except for 1 page w/links) can I do that?
Can I add a password for that page?

I am using PBWiki2.0 and I just discovered that folks can't edit my wiki unless they create a PBwiki account. Is that true? If so, I don't like this new feature. I want to make my wiki public (which I have) AND allow folks who know the password to edit it. This was possilbe witheht old version. Should I go back to it? Help!

How can I give my community access to the Wiki site without having to invite them one at a time. I want to be able to copy the Wiki URL into an email, give them the password that I set up for the site, and then send it out to a group of people. I'd like those people to be able to make edits, post comments, etc. This is super frustrating because I've tested the site out on a few people and they can't get access. This is an urgent site to help a friend who's dying od cancer and I need to be able to provide a space for her community to gain access to information about her health and sign up for times they'd be available to help.

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 got an error message that says this:

[wrong@address.com] is not the email address of this wiki's administrator. At last resort email support@pbwiki.com if you're having trouble resetting your password.

Is there anything else I can try before I email the support people?

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?