Help! When using my Galaxy Tab to browse online shopping sites I keep getting the message "username/password incorrect". I have reset usernames and passwords several times so I know that it is not human error. When logging into one particular site, the page has 'remembered' an old login which pops up automatically even though I have unchecked the 'remember me' option.
I was initially attempting to solve issues related to systemd not being able to open the system_bus socket in /var/run/dbus/system_bus.
I have a shared login on a linux server, where multiple people are logging in using the same username (unorthodox, I know). Whenever I log in I source my own bash_profile in a subdirectory (e.g. cd my/sub/dir; . .bash_profile). I've set it up this way in case I someday get a separate login.
My Windows 2008 R2 machine is joined to a domain.
In the logon screen, if I type in "username@mydomain.com:something" as the username, I can still logon properly, what's the meaning of ":something" appended at the end?
I can even see the current user is displayed as "username@mydomain.com:something" in the switch user screen. Is it a feature in Windows? Or is it just a bug?
i have fedora 7 server running just zimbra email server.
but i forgot the password.
i used a livecd ubuntu then i went to /etc/shadow i used gedit and i remove the hash between the ": :" then saved file.
i reboot but i still can not logging. and it does a weird thing.
i wrote root then the i hit enter when ask for the password i hit enter.
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I am currently working on a project that requires me to remote login into another UNIX system using different credentials. The problem is that progamatically I cannot simply feed the password into the UNIX system.
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We have a reseller on our server, which for a long time now have only used the reseller-part of his account.
Now he wanted his own site moved to his reseller account, and I naturally just used his existing account, the reseller account, to put the website on.
The website is working and accessible, however, he can not log into cPanel.
He gave me his password, and I tried the followin
When logging onto exchange 2003 OWA, I am no longer prompted for a username and password and get taken directly to the inbox of whoever the logged in windows user. The problem is I have some kiosk computers where multiple people access to their mailbox from. How do I get exchange OWA to promt for a username before logging in?
Exchange 2003 SP2
Windows Server 2003
When I was using Ubuntu 12.04, I had an option on that placed a box on the login screen that would allow me to log into an account by typing it's username & password. It was useful because I could use it to log into accounts I had 'hidden' for various reasons (by lowering their uid) so they wouldn't show up. I haven't been able to find that option since I upgraded to 12.10.
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