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Mar. 21st, 2007
Do cats cause schizophrenia?
Mar. 21st, 2007 02:35 pmHere's a suggested mechanism. Judge for yourselves!
NB I sternly resisted all temptation to make "I'm in two minds about that" etc jokes, because schizophrenia as we all know these days is not the same as "split personality". But if I hadn't, they would have been funny.
NB I sternly resisted all temptation to make "I'm in two minds about that" etc jokes, because schizophrenia as we all know these days is not the same as "split personality". But if I hadn't, they would have been funny.
Password panic!
Mar. 21st, 2007 03:54 pmHmm, Firefox seems to have gone naughty on me (after a browser crash) and is refusing to access my remembered passwords.
I've upgraded to the hyper-new 2.0.0.3 which apparently fixes a related bug about not populating password fields, but it hasn't helped.
The annoying thing is I can see them all sitting there (encrypted) in my signons2.txt file, but for some reason neither Firefox itself nor the Password Exporter extension is able to read them out -- apart from my LJ one, which I've just now re-entered so as to be able to post this.
I found some online discussion of an edit to signons2.txt that might help (putting the url at the foot of each block as well as the head), but no help.
I wonder if the encryption key's got screwed somehow...
Anyone else seeing this problem, or are you all too security-conscious to be letting it remember your passwords in the first place?
Edit: I've recreated signons2.txt, and new passwords I have Firefox remember into it are read back out fine. But pasting in, some of the old ones out of the previous signons2.txt, they're not recognizd. This seems to support the idea that the encryption key has unexpectedly changed. Bah!
I've upgraded to the hyper-new 2.0.0.3 which apparently fixes a related bug about not populating password fields, but it hasn't helped.
The annoying thing is I can see them all sitting there (encrypted) in my signons2.txt file, but for some reason neither Firefox itself nor the Password Exporter extension is able to read them out -- apart from my LJ one, which I've just now re-entered so as to be able to post this.
I found some online discussion of an edit to signons2.txt that might help (putting the url at the foot of each block as well as the head), but no help.
I wonder if the encryption key's got screwed somehow...
Anyone else seeing this problem, or are you all too security-conscious to be letting it remember your passwords in the first place?
Edit: I've recreated signons2.txt, and new passwords I have Firefox remember into it are read back out fine. But pasting in, some of the old ones out of the previous signons2.txt, they're not recognizd. This seems to support the idea that the encryption key has unexpectedly changed. Bah!