Members area

[Steven72555]

Is there ANY way to change my "member's area" password to something I can remember?

[Fusion]

Is there ANY way to change my "member's area" password to something I can remember?

I don't think you'll be permitted to select your password.

[Floris]

No, for security reasons we can not allow this.

[Steven72555]

So, EVERYTIME someone forgets or loses their password, you guys have to generate a new one?

WOWEE!

[Fusion]

It's not as difficult as it may seem, I'm sure it's at least semi-automated by now.

[Jose Amaral Rego]

If you are 'Green' and do not like the use a paper, then save it on your computers notepad.

[briansol]

i hate it too... especially when i bounce bettwen my laptop, my desktop, and my work machine.

depending where i am, i usually have to do a password re-gen... and then i'm screwed in my other 2 locations as well. lol

[Selrion]

NEVER save your password in txt files on your PC in order to avoid them to be stolen by a trojan application. You can just write it on a peace of paper with out any notices about how to use this information. It is most secure method, excepting your own memory...

[Creepshow]

NEVER save your password in txt files on your PC in order to avoid them to be stolen by a trojan application.

I was just about to say the same thing.

[King Kovifor]

NEVER save your password in txt files on your PC in order to avoid them to be stolen by a trojan application. You can just write it on a peace of paper with out any notices about how to use this information. It is most secure method, excepting your own memory...

I use the encrypted keychain within Mac OS X.

[Floris]

Yes, it is automated, users can just request a newly generated one if needed.

http://www.vbulletin.com/go/lostpw