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Ttphan21: /* If all else fails... */

2022-11-06T18:29:24Z

If all else fails...

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	Email the admins if you have continued problems.		Email the admins if you have continued problems.

			Tested and working 2022

Ttphan21: /* If you can log in and know your password, but want to change it */

2022-11-06T18:28:36Z

If you can log in and know your password, but want to change it

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	<code>		<code>
	> passwd		$ passwd

	Enter login(LDAP) password:		Enter login(LDAP) password:

Craigje at 18:46, 5 October 2020

2020-10-05T18:46:39Z

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	=== If you're having login trouble ===		=== If you're having login trouble ===

	[https://forms.gle/E7yqWggx1tJGkSTf7 ~~Fill~~ out this form.]		You can reset your password [https://password.cs.earlham.edu/ here] if your CS username matches your Earlham ID/handle.

			Otherwise, [https://forms.gle/E7yqWggx1tJGkSTf7 fill out this form.]

	=== If all else fails... ===		=== If all else fails... ===

	Email the admins if you have continued problems.		Email the admins if you have continued problems.

Craigje at 13:34, 11 August 2020

2020-08-11T13:34:19Z

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	~~This instruction is tailored for the CS side~~, but ~~the cluster-side procedure is similar.~~		=== If you can log in and know your password, but want to change it ===

	Note: If you're in CS 128 and using Jupyter, do this by going to New > Terminal first.		Note: If you're in CS 128 and using Jupyter, do this by going to New > Terminal first.
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	There will be no asterisks when you start typing your new or old passwords - i.e. it will appear that you are not typing anything. The messages will tell you whether you've given valid input and whether your password has changed successfully.		There will be no asterisks when you start typing your new or old passwords - i.e. it will appear that you are not typing anything. The messages will tell you whether you've given valid input and whether your password has changed successfully.

			=== If you're having login trouble ===

			[https://forms.gle/E7yqWggx1tJGkSTf7 Fill out this form.]

			=== If all else fails... ===

	Email the admins if you have continued problems.		Email the admins if you have continued problems.

Craigje at 18:52, 23 August 2018

2018-08-23T18:52:44Z

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	This instruction is tailored for the CS side, but the cluster-side procedure is similar.		This instruction is tailored for the CS side, but the cluster-side procedure is similar.

			Note: If you're in CS 128 and using Jupyter, do this by going to New > Terminal first.

	<code>		<code>

Craigje at 18:48, 23 August 2018

2018-08-23T18:48:32Z

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	<code>		<code>
	$ passwd		> passwd

	Enter login(LDAP) password:		Enter login(LDAP) password:

Craigje: Created page with "This instruction is tailored for the CS side, but the cluster-side procedure is similar. `$ passwd Enter login(LDAP) password: New password:` There will be..."

2018-08-23T18:48:10Z

Created page with "This instruction is tailored for the CS side, but the cluster-side procedure is similar. <code> $ passwd Enter login(LDAP) password: New password: </code> There will be..."

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This instruction is tailored for the CS side, but the cluster-side procedure is similar.

<code>
$ passwd

Enter login(LDAP) password:

New password:

</code>

There will be no asterisks when you start typing your new or old passwords - i.e. it will appear that you are not typing anything. The messages will tell you whether you've given valid input and whether your password has changed successfully.

Email the admins if you have continued problems.