Remote Login Not Saved

Dreamweaver no longer saves the login information for my
remote server. I enter my login and password, select the Save
checkbox, but every time I close, then reopen Dreamweaver, the
login information disappears—it is not saved!
This did not always happen, but I don't know what would cause
this behavior. Any ideas?

Install the Dreamweaver 8.0.2 updater from the Adobe Site.
Its probably
because you installed IE 7. Installing the Update fixes the
issue
Gareth
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Remote info not saved

I am using DW8. I enter the remote server username and
password. The program automatically checks the save box. I click
ok.
However, when I close DW and then open it again the server
username and password is blank.
This does not happen with all of my webs. What's up?

On Thu, 12 Apr 2007 02:06:06 +0000 (UTC), "newtech2000"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> However, when I close DW and then open it again the
server username and
>password is blank.
Dreamweaver 8 for Windows loses FTP login settings
http://www.adobe.com/go/3491671c
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Hello Experts,
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Hi,
You make settings for displaying history by clicking on the last icon (after help icon) and clicl on Options and select the tab - Local data.
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This should help. In case even after this settings, if it is not working, then go to Control Panel of your system > navigate to SAP Configuration > click on Applications Tab > click on Add.
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Can't save remote login information

Until the last week, I had my remote login information saved
in site management for the ftp server of my website. Now, I enter
the information, use it to connect and work on my site. Then I
close DW. When I restart DW to work on the site again, the remote
login information is gone and I have to reenter it. I can work
until I close the program, then it disappears again.
The save box is checked.
I recently installed Process Guard, but I haven't changed any
other security features recently other than updates to Zone Alarm
Free and AVG Free.
It's not a fatal flaw, but it's VERY annoying.
Any help is appreciated
Diane

dw 8?
and internet explorer just upgraded to v7?
go to the dreamweaver support
page-->downloads-->updates and get the 8.02
updater.
Alan
Adobe Community Expert, dreamweaver
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FTP login & password not saved

Under "manage sites" /remote, the box is checked to "save" my
site FTP login and password, but after I shut down Dreamweaver 8
and later come back to edit & put a page, I get a login error.
Turns out the login and password are not saved. When I re-enter
these two fields, I can put the page up on the site. I never had
this problem in my last version (Dreamweaver 3). Please help!! I'm
on the very disappointing Windows Vista OS. This problem happens
with multiple sites on multiple host servers, so it's not a single
site problem.

Download the 8.0.2 upgrade
Jo
"casagozo" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:es5ogn$1l2$[email protected]..
> Under "manage sites" /remote, the box is checked to
"save" my site FTP
> login
> and password, but after I shut down Dreamweaver 8 and
later come back to
> edit &
> put a page, I get a login error. Turns out the login and
password are not
> saved. When I re-enter these two fields, I can put the
page up on the
> site. I
> never had this problem in my last version (Dreamweaver
3). Please help!!
> I'm on
> the very disappointing Windows Vista OS. This problem
happens with
> multiple
> sites on multiple host servers, so it's not a single
site problem.
>

Can't download files -even the support center's remote login appl won't download; web sites like USA Today will not open; etc.

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This will take effect after you restart Firefox.
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Open a Windows Explorer window to:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox
Right-click and copy the '''Plugins''' folder
Double-click the '''browser''' folder to open it
Right-click and paste
Right-click the new copy of '''Plugins''' and rename it to '''plugins'''
After restarting Firefox, the plugins in that folder should now be available.
''Edit: I suggest just doing #1.''

FTP login and password are not saved on some sites

On some of my sites the FTP login and password are not saved
(even though the "saved" box is checked). Dreamweaver 8.0 on XP
SP2. I can export the site information and then import the same
file exported and there still will be no login or password placed
in the login or password window. I opened the exported .ste files
in notepad and found the login correct and the password incorrect.
I uninstalled Dreamveaver and reinstalled still same
problem.

Ok, I just spent about 3 hours on this. Here's the latest
that I've found. I had looked at the knowledgebase and my registry
matched what was suggested. As this has been an ongoing issue for
me, I thought it was still an issue. Apparently 8.02 did have some
improvements.
I can only guess that many of the 36 sites I have in the Site
Manager lost info before the .02 update.. or I hope so.
I did however discover that there is still what could be
considered a minor bug. I went in to Manage Sites and selected edit
for all of my sites, fixing the ones that had lost their user/pass
info. I'm not positive, but I think only the last edited site kept
it's data.
I discovered after many checks on all the sites, over and
over and over, that it appears that they are now holding the data,
but, if I add the user/pass, I must not only click the OK button to
close that particular site, but I must also click the 'Done' button
before only that one will be saved.
So, I thought I was fixing logins when in fact I was only
fixing one at a time.. Completely closing 'Manage Site' seemed to
hold one new set of login data each time. Seems that it shouldn't
be this way.
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have all my sites set up with FTP info and I am now looking forward
to hopefully adding more and maybe they'll actually be available
for the next editing session.

The connection was denied because the user account is not authorized for remote login

Using Terminal Server 2008 not able to get non administrator users to login to the remote desktop. Have tried from Windows server 2008 and from Windows servers 2003. Get error login in "The connection was denied because the user account is not authorized for remote login" from Windows Server 2008. Error "The requested session access is denied" from Windows Server 2000.

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Craig
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We are testing Leopard on one computer in our labs. The only problem so far is that the osascript that we use to remote login to the computers stopped working (although it works fine on the Tiger machines):
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tell application "System Events"
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keystroke tab
delay 0.5
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keystroke tab
delay 0.5
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EndOfMyScript
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http://lists.apple.com/archives/Remote-desktop/2007/Nov/msg00045.html

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# This script when used with ASR Send UNIX command will login workstations at the LoginWindow.
# The script assumes that the cursor is focused in the Name field.
osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to keystroke "username"'; \
osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to keystroke tab'; \
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Script to open Remote Login in "sharing" not working after move to 10.5

Under 10.4 I sued the following script to open Remote Login (tick the box). Under 10.5.6 it does not work.
do shell script "/usr/bin/open /System/Library/PreferencePanes/SharingPref.prefPane"
activate application "System Preferences"
tell application "System Events"
tell process "System Preferences"
click checkbox 1 of row 6 of table 1 of scroll area 1 of tab group 1 of window "Sharing"
delay 3
tell application "System Events"
quit application "System Preferences"
end tell
end tell
end tell
I get the following error:
System Events got an error: Can’t get tab group 1 of window "Sharing" of process "System Preferences". Invalid index.
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give this a spin
activate application "System Preferences"
tell application "System Events"
tell process "System Preferences"
click button "Sharing" of scroll area 1 of window "System Preferences"
select scroll area 1 of group 1 of window "Sharing"
select static text "File Sharing" of row 3 of table 1 of scroll area 1 of group 1 of window "Sharing"
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click button "Options…" of splitter group 1 of group 1 of window "Sharing"
click checkbox "Share files and folders using FTP" of sheet 1 of window "Sharing"
delay 0.5
select button 2 of sheet 1 of window "Sharing"
keystroke return
delay 0.5
tell application "System Events"
quit application "System Preferences"
end tell
end tell
end tell
-----------------

Keychain not updated for Remote Login

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Can someone please patch this thing.
Thanks,
g

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DW 8 Not Saving FTP Login Info

From session to session, Dreamweaver site setup is not saving
the ftp username and password info for all of the sites I manage -
a real pain in the ... Any thoughs as to what's going on or is
anyone else experiencing this problem?
Thanks
Rod Parker

That question is also asked and answered frequently - what is
the name of
your hard drive? Does it begin with any special characters?
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> This problem seems to be asked and answered an awful
lot, but no one seems
> to
> be talking about the problem occuring in OS-X (10.4.7).
Surely I'm not the
> only
> one. MX still works, but in 8, everytime I close
Dreamweaver and reopen,
> all of
> the logins and passwords are gone. I have no Internet
Explorer 7 to
> uninstall,
> and I've upgraded to 8.0.2. Anyone have any suggestions
for the Mac users?
>

Dreamweaver not saving sites login info

Dreamweaver 8 is not saving my site logins and passwords,
regardless of whether or not the "save" checkbox is enabled.
This is on XP 64bit, I did not have this problem on my
previous machine running the same version of Dreamweaver and
XP64.

Search this for for "It's posted a million times - uninstall
IE7 or update
to DW 8.0.2". I'm sure you'll find your answer in one of
them.... 8)
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"dynedain" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:ejahrc$svp$[email protected]..
> Dreamweaver 8 is not saving my site logins and
passwords, regardless of
> whether
> or not the "save" checkbox is enabled.
>
> This is on XP 64bit, I did not have this problem on my
previous machine
> running the same version of Dreamweaver and XP64.
>

I was playing clash of clans (not saved on game enter) then I logged in gc with a login with saved account but now I can't get backt my old account of clash of clans plz help,

So I got an iPhone 5 I got this clash of clans acc not saved with game enter but I did have iCloud logged in ,
So this account is not saved and i log in with a user that I have saved my progress on it, not i don't have a clue how to get my old clash of clans back!

Your post isn't quite clear. If you mean you logged out of your icloud account and logged into someone else's account, then log out of theirs and back into yours.
Go to Settings>icloud, scroll to bottom of screen and tap Delete Account. Then log in using a different ID.
If this is not what you mean, please describe you issue in more detail.

Remote Login Definition

We're using Dreamweaver 8 with WnXP Pro systems, all our work
is held on a local server rather than on the dev PCs.
I have been having a problem lately with the login username
and password not saving in the site definitions, and have been
having to re-add the info in order to use the ftp upload feature
everytime I start dreamweaver. Everything else is saved in the site
definitions, its just the username and password.
I should add that, I have just changed over to a new PC, and
have migrated all the site definitions from the old PC to the new.
The old PC never had this problem, but our other developers PC has
always had this problem.
Any help would be appreciated.

> You think maybe it has something to do with the
export/import of the site
> definitions from one PC to the other?
I doubt it.
Are you saying that every time you fire up DW, you have to
re-enter the FTP
username and password for your remote sites before you can
upload anything?
Regards
John Waller

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