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Reko420
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Unable to change email on forum account.
I can't add my email to my forum account so I receive notifications to subscribed topics, it always says incorrect password.
Last edited by Granger on Wed Jun 14, 2017 2:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: adjusted title while moving to Bugs
Reason: adjusted title while moving to Bugs
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sMartins
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Re: Add my email to forum account..
Yeah... but most of all, at least for me, to know which mail you used on the account ... cause if i forgot my password or stuff like that I don't even know which mail is related to my account.
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I only logged in to say this sentence. by neeco » 30 Oct 2018, 02:57
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Granger
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Re: Add my email to forum account..
If you want to change your email for the account:
Go to edit account settings and enter the new new email twice into the first two fields, then authenticate with your account password in the field on the bottom, click submit.
This should only been needed in case you no longer have access to the mail account that was used to register on this site.
You can configure notifications in the board preferences.
Go to edit account settings and enter the new new email twice into the first two fields, then authenticate with your account password in the field on the bottom, click submit.
This should only been needed in case you no longer have access to the mail account that was used to register on this site.
You can configure notifications in the board preferences.
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Reko420
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Re: Add my email to forum account..
like i said it keeps saying incorrect password
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Reason: personal information removed
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Gensokyo
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Re: Add my email to forum account..
Suggest editing that image out, also, you need to fill the "Current password" slot to change your email.
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Reko420
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Re: Add my email to forum account..
I did I'm not illiterate I know how to use PhpBB it's not working it keeps saying my current password is incorrect and it's not cause I can log in just fine...
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Reko420
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Re: Add my email to forum account..
I don't mean to come off rude, I'm just saying there is a problem..... and people just keep giving me instructions on how to do what I'm already trying to do... I'm not doing anything wrong.... its giving me incorrect password when in fact it is the correct password... I cant be the only one having this problem
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Spook
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Re: Add my email to forum account..
Oh shit, just tried it out myself too, can confirm it doesn't work like it's meant to work.
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Granger
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Re: Add my email to forum account..
Informed Loftar of the problem, moving this to Bugs.
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loftar
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Re: Unable to change email on forum account.
Hmm, I guess phpBB tries to authenticate with its built-in password, which isn't set since it normally uses external authentication against Haven instead. Not immediately sure how to remedy. I'll have to think about it.
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