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bearica started following the problem "Cannot change password" in Get Satisfaction.

bearica started following the problem "Cannot change password" in Get Satisfaction.

bearica started following the problem "Cannot change password" in Get Satisfaction.

bearica started following the problem "Cannot change password" in Get Satisfaction.

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Eric Suesz replied on February 03, 2008 09:18 to the problem "Cannot change password" in Get Satisfaction:

Your current password isn't the one we generated for you? Or, have you forgotten your password? Excuse me if I am not understanding. Just want to make sure I get it right so we can get it right.

lowrobb replied on February 03, 2008 09:16 to the problem "Cannot change password" in Get Satisfaction:

Hi Eric. I did get to the page (from your example) by confirming my email. When i tried to change the password, the system asked my current password which i don't know.

Eric Suesz replied on February 03, 2008 08:26 to the problem "Cannot change password" in Get Satisfaction:

The e-mail verification message should have a generated password in it. You click on the "Confirm" link in the e-mail and that lets us know your e-mail address is valid. This will also take you to your dashboard, and from there you can change that password.

Here's an example:



Also, you might find more information here: http://getsatisfaction.com/satisfacti...

And, if that doesn't help, let me know, and we'll make sure to get it fixed for you!

lowrobb replied on February 03, 2008 02:47 to the problem "Cannot change password" in Get Satisfaction:

After verifying my email, i tried to change my password, but then it failed. Then i remember, i never asked for any password at sign up page, only user name and email. So i never have password to be exact. How can i add one? Or if it's there, where can i get it?

Max Brusco replied on January 14, 2008 04:18 to the problem "Repeated "Connection failure"" in Apple:

Ironically, since upgrading to Leopard, the problem has gone away for me. I migrated my Tiger system as part of the upgrade, but did NOT migrate my "Sharing preferences" (or something like that) figuring that might be where the problem lay. Anyway, since then, all has been good.

jennywise replied on January 08, 2008 16:22 to the problem "Repeated "Connection failure"" in Apple:

I have been getting this since I upgraded to Leopard. At the moment, it is doing it every 5 minutes. I have previously set up a connection with my husband's computer, so I will sometimes get this message when I first log on if his machine is turned off. I can't figure out how to tell the machine to not automatically connect. It's really annoying.

George Slusher replied on December 17, 2007 12:17 to the question "Is there a way to mount a camera as a drive?" in Apple:

Read what max Brusco wrote. Be sure that no camera or card is connected. Launch Image Capture. (It should be in your Applications folder.) Choose Image Capture->Preferences. (As in other applications, Preferences is not in the File menu.) Click on "Camera" and then "No application" by "When a camera is connected, open ..." That should do it. I just did it with an SD card reader.

Another suggestion for Amy would be to use the software that came with the camera. I keep Canon's software on my iMac G4 because it allows me to choose which photos to import. Starting with iPhoto 6, iPhoto now imports all or none. (Earlier versions allowed you to choose which to import.) I import the photos to a folder with Canon's Camera Window, then import those into iPhoto. That allows me to keep photos on the camera card without importing (and then deleting) them every time in iPhoto. You can do the same with Image Capture, but Canon's software indicates which have been downloaded before.

MakTheYak replied on December 17, 2007 11:53 to the question "Is there a way to mount a camera as a drive?" in Apple:

I'm not sure about that... my card that I use for my XD card opens by default in iPhoto. I would guess it's something to do with the DCIM folder being present, but can't be sure...

George Slusher replied on December 17, 2007 10:40 to the question "Is there a way to mount a camera as a drive?" in Apple:

A better approach is to get a card reader. It will be faster and won't run down your camera's battery. You can then access the card just like a flash drive. (In fact, there are "flash drives" that hold an SD or SDHC card.)

Max Brusco replied on December 03, 2007 03:22 to the problem "Cannot change password" in Get Satisfaction:

Scott, Thanks! That did it. Whew!

Scott, an employee of Get Satisfaction, replied on December 03, 2007 02:39 to the problem "Cannot change password":

M. Brusco,

It looks like some bug in our code created a duplicate user account for you, and having two identical accounts was causing problems with the database.

The canonical name is your name as it appears in the url for your profile, in this case, m_brusco. Obviously, the DB shouldn't allow two people to have the same canonical name.

But that is beside the point. You should be able to reset your password, and otherwise update your account. I've delete the duplicate account, and I'll look into what caused this problem in the first place.

Scott, an employee of Get Satisfaction, replied on December 03, 2007 02:15 to the problem "Cannot change password":

I'll look into it. Give me a couple hours and I should have it fixed.

I'll report back here when I have some more info.

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Max Brusco reported a problem in Get Satisfaction on December 03, 2007 02:12:

Cannot change password

I signed up and can log in with the password I was emailed, but when I try to change it I get a message that the "canonical name" (same as nickname?) is taken. I cannot make any changes at all to my account. Bummer!

Eric Suesz replied on November 29, 2007 20:58 to the problem "Repeated "Connection failure"" in Apple:

I've been getting a very similar error, and I upgraded to Leopard. I think it happens whenever I launch Dreamweaver. My hunch is that there are old aliases that don't point to anything anymore; in my case, FTP connections or other network connections that Dreamweaver is trying to access. But, networking is my Achilles' heel, so I could be completely off base. Anyone else get this error?