Go to your page and request a new passkey. Note that by using this you will invalidate all the .torrent files that you may have previously downloaded, and will have to download them again. See similar questions...

You can use this feature to generate a new passkey for you account. Remember that the passkey uniquely identifies you, therefore if someone discovered it they would be able to leech from your account. Should you suspect that your key has been compromised, it is best to just create a new one. Note: By using this feature you will invalidate all the .torrent files that you previously downloaded, and will have to download them again. Use the Completed Torrents link to make this process less painful. See similar questions...

Remember that a Passkey uniquely identifies you on the tracker and therefore if someone knew it they would be able to leech from your account. Should you suspect your Passkey has been compromised simply create a new one. Note that by resetting your Passkey you will invalidate all the .torrent files that you may have previously downloaded, and will have to download them again. You will only be able to reset your Passkey if you are currently not seeding or leeching. See similar questions...

A passkey is what is used to identify you to the tracker instead of using your IP address. This way, people who are in the same company, university, behind the same proxy or any of a number of other reasons that may cause their IP addesses to be the same, the tracker can still individually identify everyone. See similar questions...

It's inserted into every .torrent file that you get from this tracker and it's used by the client for reporting the amounts (upload/download) for the right user. This means that other peers in the swarm will be unable to connect to you, only you to them. Even worse, if two peers are both in this state they will not be able to connect at all. This has obviously a detrimental effect on the overall speed. See similar questions...

On your MySins page, expand the My Passkey section and then click the Reset button and your passkey will be instantly regenerated. Please note that you will of course have to redownload any torrent files you had previously. See similar questions...

Sometimes a direct connection gets lost, but BitWise does not immediately recognize the lost connection. This can happen when the connection is not gracefully closed, such as when someone resets their home router or their ISP drops out for a minute. The typical symptom of a lost connection is that you do not receive message receipts for the messages you send. You can "reset" a direct connection by using the Reset Connection option on the Actions menu (in a conversation window). See similar questions...

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". See similar questions...

oil burner requires three things to make fire. Air, spark, and oil. Fuel oil is very stable and can only be lit if it is atomized. In normal conditions when your burner starts, the ignition transformer makes a spark the same time fuel is pumped through the nozzle, at the same time that air is drawn into the fuel causing fire. See similar questions...

A reset is a way of re-freshing the game; many things are made to happen when reset occurs. Monsters might re-appear, magic might get restored etc. See similar questions...

This is a well-kept secret, and it will not be revealed to a mortal. Spare yourself some frustration, do not ask this. Those who can answer, won't. See similar questions...

In order to keep the game fresh and full of treasure for players of the game, each game resets every 45 minutes, and all the puzzles and treasure is returned to its original state. You can find out when one is due by typing WHEN, in addition to this there are warning bells that sound 9 and 3 minutes before the game is about to reset. See similar questions...