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pmowry911_deleted Send message Joined: 24 Feb 13 Posts: 2 Credit: 1,773 RAC: 0 |
Good day, I pretty sure I upgraded my old account to BOINC a long time ago, but I've beeon off-line for a while. Interestingly yesterday it allowed me to create a new account with the same. Sice it allowed it I was hoping it would tie the two together when it reported, but no such luck. Name Team Average credit Total credit Country Joined pmowry911 (ID 9838102) 49.44 504 United States 24 Feb 2013, 19:04:41 UTC pmowry911 (ID 159769) SETI.USA 0.09 58,289 United States 16 Jan 2001, 19:36:27 UTC I'm pretty sure the old account was with an email of mowry@globalreach.net, but that domain only exists as a dns server now. Since I now have two accounts with the same name did I break any chance of recovering the old one? I have the Cross project identifier for both accounts as well if it helps in any way. I'll also keep searching for my backups. I'm sure my situation is not unique, but I did not find a similar thread in my searches beyond those that were still classic. Thank you, |
pmowry911_deleted Send message Joined: 24 Feb 13 Posts: 2 Credit: 1,773 RAC: 0 |
To close the loop if this is found by someone else: I had updated to BOINC serveral years ago, and I was able to recover the account by finding an account_setiathome.berkley.edu.xml file on a backup. From this I grabbed the code from between the authenticator tags and log in with it at http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/get_passwd.php. Thank you, -Patrick |
John McLeod VII Send message Joined: 15 Jul 99 Posts: 24806 Credit: 790,712 RAC: 0 |
The unique identifier is the email address, not the name. Many accounts can have the same name, but only one will have a given email address. If you can log into the old email address, you can change the login information to match current reality. NOTE that accounts cannot be merged. BOINC WIKI |
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