How do I change the password of my protected stack
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How do I change the password of my protected stack
I put...
Set the password of this stack to "1234"
if i change 1234 to anything else, save, close remove from memory and re-open... the password is STILL 1234. Is there a process for changing or even removing the password?
Set the password of this stack to "1234"
if i change 1234 to anything else, save, close remove from memory and re-open... the password is STILL 1234. Is there a process for changing or even removing the password?
Hi Paul,
to remove a password:
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Best
Klaus
to remove a password:
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## First get access to the stacks password!!!
## The most important step!
set the passkey of stack XYZ to "your password here"
## Now remove old password:
set the password of stack XYZ to empty
## Now save the stack and/or set another password:
set the password of stack XYZ to "new password here"
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Best
Klaus
[edit again still doesnt work]
Original PW is 1234
set the passkey of stack "abc" to "1234"
set the password of stack "abc" to empty
set the password of stack "abc" to "4567"
saved, closed from memory, re-open...password is still 1234.
set the password of stack "abc" to empty
does nothing, i still need to enter 1234
set the passkey of stack "abc" to "2345"
set the password of stack "abc" to empty
does nothing, password still 1234
set the password of stack "abc" to empty
set the password of stack "abc" to "4567"
does nothing, password still 1234
set the passkey of this stack to empty
set the password of this stack to empty
does nothing, password still 1234
what the hell am i doing wrong. putting any of this in a button or at the top of the script on my stack is still giving me the same results.
Original PW is 1234
set the passkey of stack "abc" to "1234"
set the password of stack "abc" to empty
set the password of stack "abc" to "4567"
saved, closed from memory, re-open...password is still 1234.
set the password of stack "abc" to empty
does nothing, i still need to enter 1234
set the passkey of stack "abc" to "2345"
set the password of stack "abc" to empty
does nothing, password still 1234
set the password of stack "abc" to empty
set the password of stack "abc" to "4567"
does nothing, password still 1234
set the passkey of this stack to empty
set the password of this stack to empty
does nothing, password still 1234
what the hell am i doing wrong. putting any of this in a button or at the top of the script on my stack is still giving me the same results.
Paul,
You don't really close the stack. After you close it, it is still in memory. Set the destroyStack of your stack to true before saving, closing and re-opening it or quit and restart Revolution. This should do the trick.
Best,
Mark
You don't really close the stack. After you close it, it is still in memory. Set the destroyStack of your stack to true before saving, closing and re-opening it or quit and restart Revolution. This should do the trick.
Best,
Mark
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Paul,
Have you tried this with a new, clean stack? Are you sure that the current password is still 1234, can you edit a script after entering 1234?
I don't know what, but you are definitely making a mistake somewhere. This feature has always worked for me.
Btw, you never confirmed that you quit Revolution after changing the password and saving the stack and before re-opening the stack,
Best,
Mark
Have you tried this with a new, clean stack? Are you sure that the current password is still 1234, can you edit a script after entering 1234?
I don't know what, but you are definitely making a mistake somewhere. This feature has always worked for me.
Btw, you never confirmed that you quit Revolution after changing the password and saving the stack and before re-opening the stack,
Best,
Mark
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When I put anything related to passkey/password in a new stack i dont get prompted to enter a password before i can see/edit the script.
I have always done this routine...
Set the code
Set destroystack true
Save the stack
Close revolution
Open revolution
Open stack
Maybe I am putting [Set the password (or passkey) of stack "abc" to "whatever"] some where it is not supposed to go.
Where should I put the code for that? In the openstack, closestack section?
I have always done this routine...
Set the code
Set destroystack true
Save the stack
Close revolution
Open revolution
Open stack
Maybe I am putting [Set the password (or passkey) of stack "abc" to "whatever"] some where it is not supposed to go.
Where should I put the code for that? In the openstack, closestack section?
Hi Paul,
Usually, I set the password/passkey from the message box. I wouldn't know where else...
Best,
Mark
Usually, I set the password/passkey from the message box. I wouldn't know where else...
Best,
Mark
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