All, I know that many of you have already created a userid on the web portal that is being used for openEHR Change Requests (CRs) and Problem Reports (PRs).
We have experienced some problems with authorizations etc. on the web portal but seem to have those issues (mostly) worked out for now. I know I would personally like them to be a bit more granular but that can wait until we get everything else working as planned. Even though you may have already created a userid we would like to have some consistency in naming so that administration of groups will be less error prone. We now have the groups ready but we are now asking you to create a new login using the format; firstname_lastname. For instance my userid was twcook. It will now be tim_cook. I apologize to those whose names do not normally follow the forename_sirname conventions. If there is a problem with this please let me know and we will work something out. If you are normally known by initials then please use the same format. In my case I would have used tw_cook. Note that the information on the Join form has been update to explain this as well. http://coruscant.chime.ucl.ac.uk:8200/openEHR_Collector/join_form For your convenience you may click on that link to go straight to the form to create your new userid. Remember that all userids and passwords are case sensitive. After you create your new userid you may still use your old one to access CRs/PRs. The new userids will be added to the groups in preparation for the switch-over on 14 September, 2005. If you have content in your user folder and need it moved please send me an email with both userids and I will move that content for you. This does not apply to any CR/PR work you have done. On September 14, 2005 I will remove all userids that do not conform to the new format. Your new userid will be properly assigned to the group(s) you are working in and will become your new login. You should be sure to change your password on the new userid or at least not lose the email sent to you that includes the new password. There is no way for us to recover your password but we can generate a new one if you have trouble logging in. Thanks for your assistance in getting this operating smoothly. Regards, -- Tim Cook -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: signature.asc Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 189 bytes Desc: This is a digitally signed message part URL: <http://lists.openehr.org/mailman/private/openehr-technical_lists.openehr.org/attachments/20050902/3374d0cc/attachment.asc>
