the nick 'lautre' is registered; but it probably should not be,
if you did not enter a password - perhaps this is a bug or
perhaps someone else had already registered that same nick
http://ns.ring.cx/name/lautre
as a side note: i notice that the 'lautre' nick has associated
fields for
On Thu, 18 Apr 2019 12:19:29 -0400 Greg wrote:
> I see three tabs: SFL / Standard / Register
yes, i assume 'SFL' is for Savoir-faire Linux employees
the options to sign in with your github or gitlab credentials are
merely for convenience - if you do not want to use those, simply
use the
On Sat, 23 Feb 2019 19:25:37 +0200 ni wrote:
> It requires me to log in
yes - most every website that allow people to post information, requires
a login identity
On Sat, 23 Feb 2019 19:25:37 +0200 ni wrote:
> Authorize Ring's Gitlab to use your account?
> Which I do not know what entails.
On Mon, 4 Feb 2019 22:53:24 +0530 Mohit wrote:
> I just downloaded and installed Jami. But it's not showing any
> contacts. How can I invite my friends?
if you just installed the program the clearly you have no contacts yet
- you can add contacts by searching for them by nickname or ID and
or
FWIW - its more than just "backup your credentials" - i would go the
full stretch to explain why it must be so - password resets are the
expected norm because centralized service are the expected norm -
unless the merits of de-centralization are also explained, then the
extra responsibility of
On Sun, 3 Feb 2019 15:11:51 + Mats wrote:
> Is there some way to reset account password?
> can not remember if i sat a password when registering.
the ring password protects only the optional ring nickname association
- the ring account does not require one - the account can be restored
on
On Thu, 13 Dec 2018 17:25:11 +0100 Anders Trier Olesen wrote:
> Can we help the Jami project by hosting some kind of service?
there are 2 services you could host: the DHT service and the
nickname service - they are both intended to be distributed services -
the more nodes, the better
On Sat, 27 Oct 2018 08:59:54 +0100 Pierre wrote:
> One way to avoid this problem would be for the ring application to issue
> a message to the user on the first launch, suggesting him to get the PIN
> number.
that is another misunderstanding - the PIN number is only used to
add a new device and
i had a brief conversation with Dorina some months ago where i
suggested that the ring website should be much more clear about
account creation/migration/restoration and the critical importance of
making backups before disaster hits
i have personally answered this question to users countless
On Thu, 20 Sep 2018 22:41:03 +0200 Yiannis wrote:
> Hello After creating the ring acount without password how you can enable
> one?
IIRC, ring accounts do not have passwords - only if create a nickname,
that will require a password - DO NOT FORGET THAT PASSWORD EVER - it is
indelible and
you can never recover a password - an account can be restored if you
know the password and you kept the backup file - this sounds like a bug
though - what computer and OS are you using?
if you are talking about this message, that is just another user
reporting a bug - that person, for some reason, does not want anyone
to know her identity - perhaps it is bill gates and he does not want
anyone to know how much he secretly loves GNU
you can block messages from any email address if
On Wed, 5 Sep 2018 10:46:27 +0700 Thuận Nguyễn-Thái wrote:
> contribute to Ring, what should I do?
the official client is a GTK program; but most of the functionality is
in the daemon - there is a QT client that is part of the KDE project
but it is not related to the ring team
there is a
it is not possible to delete account and it is not possible to recover a
password
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also, if you installed this program via your distro's package manager then
the proper place to report the bug is to the distro package maintainer
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firstly, you never need to "log in" - just start the program and it logs in
secondly, the temporary password is used for adding a new device to an existing
account - you must have a properly configured and running (logged in) instance
of ring to do that
lastly, in order to restore an account,
it is not clear what you are actually asking to happen - the GNU license permits
you to make any modifications that you desire - you do not need to ask
permission to put our logo on the program and you do not need to give anything
for the service - the service itself is also open-source and you
there are a number of things that need updating on the ring website - i
am not sure who to address though
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On 01/16/2018 11:42 AM, Klaus Vink Slott wrote:
> As the original build on OBS is no longer active,
it is still maintained - the current version for opensuse is 20171213 -
but the maintainer is apparently not interested in packaging for other
distros
On 01/16/2018 01:00 AM, bill-auger wrote:
> ubuntu 'universe' package is also over a year old
> (20170803)
derp - sry, not a year old, but 13 releases ago nonetheless
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i should add that ring barely supports debian 9 or ubuntu today - the
ring package in debian main is from 2016 which i dont think will even
work anymore - the ubuntu 'universe' package is also over a year old
(20170803) so other than compiling from source, users must be subscribed
to the ring
sry i just realized i was not specific enough - to be clear
'ring-backup' directory should be created before - in order to keep the
two source directories separated
mkdir /media/MY_USB_MEMORY/ring-backup/
cp -r ~/.config/ring/ /media/MY_USB_MEMORY/ring-backup/
cp -r
Jafferson -
user nicknames can never be deleted - they are an intrinsic part of a
blockchain which is indelible
if you still have the keys for the account and if you remember the
password then it may be possibly to re-claim the nickname - but if you
deleted the account from your device
On 08/17/2017 01:03 PM, inderau...@arcor.de wrote:
> search for Ring.svg application icon in 16, 24, 32, 48, 64 and 128px. Could
> you help me?
>
>
> Wish you a beautiful evening!
>
there is only one logo file - SVG images do not have pixels or sizes -
the 'S' stands for 'scalable' - you can
no doubt it needs some work - to be honest i cant remember much about it
now - that was over 6 months ago - it was compiled from the commands
that i ran manually which did work for me to reclaim my nick when my
dring.yml got deleted
dumb question, but did you fill the ./toto.dat credentials?
On 08/06/2017 09:51 PM, Philippe Gorley wrote:
> If you rebase the patch, I'd be happy to take a look at it sometime this
> week.
>
ok - i'm not yet familiar with gerrit but i rebased using the handy
"rebase" button on the gerrit website - i hope that was adequate - i
also edited the file on the
there is a script for restoring the dring.yml when the keys are still
present - unfortunately it has not been merged into the codebase - but
it still in code review
https://gerrit-ring.savoirfairelinux.com/#/c/6164/
note it has an error near line 191 - the following 3 lines:
On Tue, Jul 18, 2017 at 06:56:48PM -0400, Adrien Béraud wrote:
> however blockchain usernames registered before 2017-07-15 are lost.
could someone please clarify these points regarding the invalidated nicknames:
* to be clear, 2017-07-15 was only a few days ago so this means that more than
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