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wiki sign in error
2 years 1 month ago #310417
by Benb
wiki sign in error was created by Benb
I was trying to edit LinuxCNC wiki. Signed in as usual. clicked Preferences -> UserName: ben -> Administrator Password: chipsI got the following message:Invalid UserID 111, preferences not saved.
(Preferences require cookies, but no cookie was sent.)Both Chrome and Microsoft Edge give the same error messageWhat am I doing wrong?Best Regards, Ben
(Preferences require cookies, but no cookie was sent.)Both Chrome and Microsoft Edge give the same error messageWhat am I doing wrong?Best Regards, Ben
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2 years 1 month ago #310640
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic wiki sign in error
Sorry, i can not help as i never used the wiki.
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2 years 1 month ago #310699
by JT
Replied by JT on topic wiki sign in error
I get the same thing.
JT
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1 year 10 months ago #316799
by resmond
Replied by resmond on topic wiki sign in error
I can't get to the wiki either and don't know why but if we could figure it out that is usually a much better way to document in an revolvable way things like Debian / Pi 5 setup.
It seems from this thread that the wiki has been down for two months. I wasn't around before then so it may never been more that a trailing link on the home-page.
Has this been a working resource in the past?
It seems from this thread that the wiki has been down for two months. I wasn't around before then so it may never been more that a trailing link on the home-page.
Has this been a working resource in the past?
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1 year 10 months ago #316981
by resmond
Replied by resmond on topic wiki sign in error
I hadn't tried getting into the wiki in a few so I gave it a shot this morning and it came right up like a boss.
Don't know what changed but whoever it was gets a big thanks from me!
Don't know what changed but whoever it was gets a big thanks from me!
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1 year 8 months ago #321195
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic wiki sign in error
The Wiki has a problem with the certificate. We don't know what the problem is and only one person has the admin credentials at Dreamhost.
That person has tried creating a new certificate for the Wiki, but it still seems to not be working.
The result if this is that wiki.linuxcnc.org will work (with a warning that it is not secure) and wiki.linuxcnc.org will not work. (giving a sleeping robot error page)
I have tried to get help from Dreamhost, they won't talk to me....
This might, or might not, be related to the problem with logging in to make edits. I don't know how that authentication is handled.
That person has tried creating a new certificate for the Wiki, but it still seems to not be working.
The result if this is that wiki.linuxcnc.org will work (with a warning that it is not secure) and wiki.linuxcnc.org will not work. (giving a sleeping robot error page)
I have tried to get help from Dreamhost, they won't talk to me....
This might, or might not, be related to the problem with logging in to make edits. I don't know how that authentication is handled.
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1 year 8 months ago #321196
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic wiki sign in error
Update: I fixed editing, the clue was here:
www.usemod.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?WikiBugs/CookieIgnored
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1 year 8 months ago #322385
by resmond
Replied by resmond on topic wiki sign in error
My problem was a while back, but thanks for getting on that.
For what its worth, I spent a period of a few years being volentold to act as whipping boy for issues related to certificates that had to be created / distributed / installed on various systems that I had inconsistent install & admin privileges on.
So I very much understand your pain!
LOL
For what its worth, I spent a period of a few years being volentold to act as whipping boy for issues related to certificates that had to be created / distributed / installed on various systems that I had inconsistent install & admin privileges on.
So I very much understand your pain!
LOL
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