Re: Whitelist CWiki Account
Robyn Chan wrote: > Hi Keith, > > To clarify, there is an rchan128 for me? Has the rchan1218 account been > created? If not, I will just stick to the rchan128. > > Thanks, > Robyn > Robyn; What I can tell you is that there is an account with the login name rchan128 attached to the Name Robyn Chan and it is already white-listed. The user name rchan1218 has not been created yet. One thought that springs to mind is that you thought you created account rchan1218 but you mistyped it on the form and it created rchan128 instead. Or you can try creating a new account with login name rchan1218 and see what happens. Though where there is an account already there under the name Robyn Chan it may not let you. Regards Keith > On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 12:45 PM, Keith N. McKenna > wrote: > >> Robyn Chan wrote: >>> Hi Keith, >>> >>> Yes probably a long time ago. Can I keep Rchan1218 and delete the other? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Robyn >> Robyn; >> I am not sure of the efficacy doing that. I believe the only way to >> delete a user is for an Administrator to do it and I am not a full admin >> for Confluence. If it is just a matter of not remembering the password, >> when you login there is a forgot your password link on the login screen. >> If you click that it will ask for your e mail address and mail a link >> for you to reset he password. >> >> Also, I have cc'd this reply to the list In future please reply only to >> the list. That way everyone benefits from the answer and in a case like >> this someone with greater knowledge than mine also sees it and can reply >> if necessary. >> >> Regards >> Keith >>> >>> On Tue, Dec 8, 2015 at 11:18 PM, Keith N. McKenna >>> mailto:keith.mcke...@comcast.net>> wrote: >>> >>> Robyn Chan wrote: >>> > Username: Rchan1218 >>> > >>> Robyn; >>> >>> You already have a white-listed account on the c-wiki with the >>> username >>> rchan128 did you create another one with username rchan1218? >>> >>> Regards >>> Keith >>> >>> >> >> > signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: Requesting white list on CWiki
Dana Moran wrote: > Account name: Dana Sadinsky > Account Name ajaxdana white-listed for you Regards Keith signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: Requesting Wiki Account
Dana Moran wrote: > Preferred username: danas > Greetings Dana, Account danas created on the mwiki. You will receive a temporary password at this e-mail address. Once you log in the first time you will be prompted to change it. Regards and Welcome Keith signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: Whitelist CWiki Account
Hi Keith, To clarify, there is an rchan128 for me? Has the rchan1218 account been created? If not, I will just stick to the rchan128. Thanks, Robyn On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 12:45 PM, Keith N. McKenna wrote: > Robyn Chan wrote: > > Hi Keith, > > > > Yes probably a long time ago. Can I keep Rchan1218 and delete the other? > > > > Thanks, > > Robyn > Robyn; > I am not sure of the efficacy doing that. I believe the only way to > delete a user is for an Administrator to do it and I am not a full admin > for Confluence. If it is just a matter of not remembering the password, > when you login there is a forgot your password link on the login screen. > If you click that it will ask for your e mail address and mail a link > for you to reset he password. > > Also, I have cc'd this reply to the list In future please reply only to > the list. That way everyone benefits from the answer and in a case like > this someone with greater knowledge than mine also sees it and can reply > if necessary. > > Regards > Keith > > > > On Tue, Dec 8, 2015 at 11:18 PM, Keith N. McKenna > > mailto:keith.mcke...@comcast.net>> wrote: > > > > Robyn Chan wrote: > > > Username: Rchan1218 > > > > > Robyn; > > > > You already have a white-listed account on the c-wiki with the > > username > > rchan128 did you create another one with username rchan1218? > > > > Regards > > Keith > > > > > >
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Re: Can we get this started again?
Hi, I am Archana. I used to work as an Assoc. Operations Manager/Middleware Admin until I quit recently to raise my baby. I would like to work on your documentation project. I have completed the orientation module. Please let me know what are the next steps Regards Archana On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 10:11 AM, Keith N. McKenna wrote: > toki wrote: > > On 09/12/2015 03:09, Keith N. McKenna wrote: > > > >> There are ways to document the differences where they exist. > > > > This gets into what qualifies as a difference that is significant enough > > to mention: > > Those are editorial decisions that would be have to be made out > collaboratively. > > > # How many people realize that: > > * different versions of Java behave differently. Doesn't matter if > > LibO, AOo, or EU are being used; > > * there are differences in LibO when using Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and > > BSD; > > # User-installed extensions that alter built-in functionality, as a > > side-effect of what they are supposed to do; > > > > All that said, with the appropriate use of styles --- roughly 40 of them > > --- one can visually indicate which version of which program on which OS > > a specific note refers to. > > Notes are not the only way that it could be done. > > > >> If all you are suggesting is that we just en mass move to LO I am not > > as sanguine. > > > > In theory, ODFAuthors is program agnostic. > > > In theory that is correct, however ODFAuthors as it is currently > constituted does have constraints that would need to be worked out. > > jonathon > > Regards > Keith > > > > >
Re: Whitelist CWiki Account
Robyn Chan wrote: > Hi Keith, > > Yes probably a long time ago. Can I keep Rchan1218 and delete the other? > > Thanks, > Robyn Robyn; I am not sure of the efficacy doing that. I believe the only way to delete a user is for an Administrator to do it and I am not a full admin for Confluence. If it is just a matter of not remembering the password, when you login there is a forgot your password link on the login screen. If you click that it will ask for your e mail address and mail a link for you to reset he password. Also, I have cc'd this reply to the list In future please reply only to the list. That way everyone benefits from the answer and in a case like this someone with greater knowledge than mine also sees it and can reply if necessary. Regards Keith > > On Tue, Dec 8, 2015 at 11:18 PM, Keith N. McKenna > mailto:keith.mcke...@comcast.net>> wrote: > > Robyn Chan wrote: > > Username: Rchan1218 > > > Robyn; > > You already have a white-listed account on the c-wiki with the > username > rchan128 did you create another one with username rchan1218? > > Regards > Keith > > 0x211A6042.asc Description: application/pgp-keys signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: Can we get this started again?
toki wrote: > On 09/12/2015 03:09, Keith N. McKenna wrote: > >> There are ways to document the differences where they exist. > > This gets into what qualifies as a difference that is significant enough > to mention: Those are editorial decisions that would be have to be made out collaboratively. > # How many people realize that: > * different versions of Java behave differently. Doesn't matter if > LibO, AOo, or EU are being used; > * there are differences in LibO when using Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and > BSD; > # User-installed extensions that alter built-in functionality, as a > side-effect of what they are supposed to do; > > All that said, with the appropriate use of styles --- roughly 40 of them > --- one can visually indicate which version of which program on which OS > a specific note refers to. Notes are not the only way that it could be done. > >> If all you are suggesting is that we just en mass move to LO I am not > as sanguine. > > In theory, ODFAuthors is program agnostic. > In theory that is correct, however ODFAuthors as it is currently constituted does have constraints that would need to be worked out. > jonathon Regards Keith > signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: Can we get this started again?
On 09/12/2015 03:09, Keith N. McKenna wrote: > There are ways to document the differences where they exist. This gets into what qualifies as a difference that is significant enough to mention: # How many people realize that: * different versions of Java behave differently. Doesn't matter if LibO, AOo, or EU are being used; * there are differences in LibO when using Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and BSD; # User-installed extensions that alter built-in functionality, as a side-effect of what they are supposed to do; All that said, with the appropriate use of styles --- roughly 40 of them --- one can visually indicate which version of which program on which OS a specific note refers to. >If all you are suggesting is that we just en mass move to LO I am not as sanguine. In theory, ODFAuthors is program agnostic. jonathon signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
