To edit a user's settings after you have added them to your virtual server with vadduser, Telnet to your virtual server and enter the following command at the prompt, where username is an actual user on your virtual server: If you wish to change a user's password, enter the following command at the prompt, where username is an actual user on your virtual server: You may be attempting to login using SSH2.

If you entered your phone number incorrectly, you can change it one time. Click here to change your number.

Make sure that the Internet Access on your phone is fully enabled. Contact your carrier to enasure that this is a part of your current plan. You should be able to type any URL adress into your phone's browser and connect, if it is indeed fully enabled, for example, www.google.com. After testing above, this error may result from a temporary connectivity problem between your cell phone and your provider's tower. You may want to try again later.

Click “Edit Chart” in the upper right-hand corner. You will be taken to a window where you can change the name, the day the chart starts and the chart’s options Click “Save” when you are done editing or “Cancel” to return to your previous screen [back to top]

You can access the control panel by going to the Control Panel Site. Simply login with the domain and username/password for the web site account you wish to access. The control panel allows you to make changes to your web site, manage user accounts, e-mail addresses and view monthly resource usage.

Assuming that $wgPasswordSalt is set to true (the default), you can use the following SQL query: UPDATE user SET user_password = MD5(CONCAT(user_id, '-', MD5('somepass'))) WHERE user_name = 'someuser'; Where obviously "somepass" is changed to the password you want to set and "someuser" is changed to the user name as it is listed in the table "user".

edit] Pre-1.5.7 cd <path to mediawiki> rm attribute.sql php maintenance/attribute.php OldUserNameOrIP NewUserName mysql < attribute.sql Always start with a fresh sql file, since attribute.php appends to it. The nice thing is you can run attribute.php a bunch of times, then commit them with one run of mysql. Run the reassignEdits maintenance script from the command line to reassign edits from one user to another. Usage: php reassignEdits.

Goto: Special:Userrights and enter the username. Click on "sysop" from the "Available groups" list. Only a user with "Bureaucrat" rights may make a user sysop.

In MediaWiki 1.5 and upwards, bureaucrats can rename users directly in the wiki with the Renameuser extension installed.

Yes. When you do File > New (Ctrl+N) or start a new Inkscape session, Inkscape loads the default template document which stores page format, grid and guide parameters, snapping and export settings, etc. It can even contain any pre-created objects. You can save any document as the default template by writing it to ~/.inkscape/templates/default.svg on Linux and [inkscape dir]/share/templates/default.svg on Windows. If you save it under any other name than default.

The user interface text is put into pages in the special MediaWiki namespace. When logged in as a sysop, you can edit those pages to immediately change the output of the wiki. Some configuration changes (like changing $wgSitename to set the wiki's name) don't affect the pages which were generated at install time. You can edit them directly, or use the "rebuildMessages.php" script in the maintenance directory (it must be run from the command line and you must set up an AdminSettings.php file).

The MediaWiki default user preferences are in the language file, i.e. languages/Language.php if you're using English. Don't edit that file, just use it for reference, like you do with DefaultSettings.php. Say if you want to change the default number of search results on a page. Language.php says: /* private */ $wgDefaultUserOptionsEn = array( ... 'searchlimit' => 20, ... ) To change it to 50, put this in your LocalSettings.

What do I have to do, to see new user-registrations in RecentChanges ? You can use the "Newuserlog"-Extension... you can get it from the CVS-folder. Copy this file into your "extensions"-folder, and integrate the file into "LocalSettings.php"... should work then...

see Setting_user_rights_in_MediaWiki (version 1.4 and older) or Help:User rights (version 1.5 and newer). Add the appropriate functionality to the code. ;p There is no way of doing this with the current software, although if written well it could prove a useful alternative for page protection. Note, you'll have to do this in TWO places. This way, you receive all mail intended for users. You can approve them by simply forwarding them.

MediaWiki does not support the deletion of user accounts. To prevent an account from being used, either scramble the password or set up an indefinite block on the account. Do not remove users from the user table in the mySQL database; this causes problems with other parts of the wiki due to the relational structure of the database.

Login as a sysop then use the special page: Special:Userlogin to add the new user's account. I have had good luck in 1.4 and 1.5 with importing tab-delimited data into the mw_user table. This was for an "authorized-editors only" site, with public read, but only member write.

Once you enter this 16-digit code into the Settings Menu, the software activates and you will be able to make and send an unlimited number of ringtones to your phone.

All your settings (if you are registered) are stored in the database. To alter them click the Profile link (generally shown at the top of pages but this may not be the case). This will allow you to change all your settings. The times are almost certainly correct; however, what you may be seeing are times displayed in a timezone different from the one you are in. If this is the case, you should change your profile setting for the timezone to match your particular area, e.g.

Go to the "Account Settings" link on the upper right hand navigation of any page on the site while you are logged in.

Select the strategy you wish to replace the existing one. N.B. The strategy will have to have been created already. Tick the check boxes against the hours of the day, and the days of the week when you want DPT to implement the new strategy.

If you are logged into your account, click here to modify your settigns and profile details. These options include details shown in your profile, and options such as time zone, date format, being anonymous in who's online, and personal pic/icon settings.

Login to the site and on the left hand side you should see an option "settings" click that. This is how you edit colors, fonts and settings for your journal.

Gadget Mode: Select how you would like the gadget to display the time and the date. Analog clocks can be displayed in row of 1, 2, 3, or 4 clocks. Digital clocks can be displayed with or without dates. Try out the options and select the one that works best for you. Use Server Time: To enable the time synchronization with our server. This is especially useful if your computer's time is not set properly. If unsure, check this option. This setting is now set by default for new users.

To edit the forum settings, you must have moderation powers in the forum the thread was posted in, and your admin must have given you powers to edit the settings. Please note that it is a rare thing for an admin to give power to the moderator to edit settings. Visit the forum that you moderate, and click "Forum Settings" nearing the bottom of the page. Here, you can edit the forum's name, description, posting restrictions, and allowances.

You can edit Sign-In information, Auto-Login and Alert Settings by clicking on "Edit Account Settings" from the drop-down, then click "GO" to continue. After making changes, click "Save" to save the changes.