Because we do not store your password directly, but rather a one-way encrypted version of it, there is no way for us to retrieve your password. Instead, a new one must be assigned to your account. The new password will be emailed to you at the address that you used when you registered.

That's okay. On the PayPal donations page there is a link you can click if you've forgotten your password. PayPal will email you instructions on how to reset your password.

The Configuration Wizard will give you a special piece of information, and you will be required to edit the resetadmin file, add the string, save, and refresh your browser. This is a security measure to prove that you are an administrator. Some other application has setup PHP to use a user-defined session handler. Gallery, however, doesn't run its own handler and relies on PHP to handle things. To correct for this, add this line to the end of your .

Yes! You can change your password at any time. Just send an e-mail with your old log in details (user name / password) to change passwords and we will send a new password to you immediately.

Place the unit into Standby mode by pressing the Standby key. The display will turn off but the unit remains powered. Continue to hold the down key for 20-30 seconds. This should reset the password to the default password.

By coming either to the Help Desk in CH313 (open 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. M-F and Sunday 4 p.m. - 10 p.m.) or to the glass window in CH226 during normal business hours (8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.). If you are off campus, you may email mailadmin@tntech.edu.

A - If you forget your password, please select this option next to where you would normally enter it. We will then send you an email reminding you of what it is.

You can reset your LibAccess account by going to https://libraryssl.lib.mcmaster.ca/libaccess/reset.php and selecting a new username and password.

If you forget your password, that's OK! Just click on the "Forgot your password?" link on the Log In page. Enter the email address you used to register for Internet Ordering, and we'll email your password to you.

Use the 3ware BIOS to convert a RAID disk into a hot spare, and then press F8 to save it and reboot. Enter the 3ware BIOS again, and select the drive and press the 's' key to deselect the drive as a hot spare and save the change with F8. Once you boot into the OS, the drive will be seen as a JBOD drive. It means that drive 2 has developed ECC errors or bad sectors that the firmware has repaired. If drive 2 continues to have errors, eventually, it will fail.

You have to run the script from the command line. In other words, log into the server where your wiki is installed, then open a command prompt. Go to the installation directory, then go to the maintenance subdirectory. Run the following command: php changePassword.php --user=someuser --password=somepass 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".

If you have forgotten your password, but you know your username, the system can help you remember your password by showing your password hint. Click on the "Member Login" button on the top right corner of the screen. You'll be taken to a login page. In the box that says "Cannot Remember Your Password?" type in your username and click "Display Hint". The system will display your password hint to help you remember the password.

If you forget your password, contact support@MailMine.net. After we can verify your identity, your password will be reset.

To retrieve your username, go to the HuskyNet login page and click on "What is my Username?", then enter your first name, last name, class year, and Alumni ID (the 7 digit code from the mailing label of the NU magazine or call the Alumni Office at 617.373.2656). If you encounter any difficulties, send an email that includes your current full name, your full name as a student if different from your current name, class year, school and major, to husky@neu.edu.

Answer: If you have forgotten your password, you can have it e-mailed to you by clicking here: http://www.foodsafe.tennessee.edu/people/RetrievePass.asp.

Two methods are described below. You need use only one of these methods. You are advised to practise using these methods well in advance of when you actually need them. The specific examples given below are for Fedora Core 2. Other operating systems are analogous though not necessarily identical. Method 1. Using serial console access, reboot the machine (by power-cycling it, if you can't log in as root).