How do I find out my own username if it is forgotten?

How do I find out my own username if it is forgotten?
AlexanderLiebrecht Tuesday 9th October 2018, 15:06:44Hi Fred,
I forgot my username here in the forum and in my forum. How do I find out the corresponding password? Otherwise the own signature will not be displayed in the topics.
Can somebody help me somehow?
Thanks in advance.
I forgot my username here in the forum and in my forum. How do I find out the corresponding password? Otherwise the own signature will not be displayed in the topics.
Can somebody help me somehow?
Thanks in advance.
Replies 6

The username is entered there like this: Username@xxxx
The behind the "@" sign, I do not remember. In the admin of Flatboard I can log in well, only if I post in the forum, I do not know the correct user name anymore. Behind "@" must still follow a string.
Do you know what I mean?
The behind the "@" sign, I do not remember. In the admin of Flatboard I can log in well, only if I post in the forum, I do not know the correct user name anymore. Behind "@" must still follow a string.
Do you know what I mean?

It generates a trip #, which is hidden after Fred added you as a member. I haven't taken a look at this code in years, but there's possibly a .txt file of some sorts which stores the user information. Try looking within the lib folders.
Edit: Even then, that will probably only tell you the output.
Edit: Even then, that will probably only tell you the output.
Last modified by hmmy on Tuesday 9th October 2018, 18:36:01

Thanks for the Hints. I have the forum signature in my FlatBoard Forum now changed and now all showing.
Unfortunately, with the old forum topics, no signature is displayed, because as I said, the part behind "@" no longer knows. But here at Fred in the forum he knows maybe my password, which I used here for the user.
Let's wait.
Unfortunately, with the old forum topics, no signature is displayed, because as I said, the part behind "@" no longer knows. But here at Fred in the forum he knows maybe my password, which I used here for the user.
Let's wait.

Hello,
So if you do not remember your password, Flatboard has no option to recover the password.
So I can not do anything about it...
If you have the plugin "signature", nothing prevents you to add your pseudo@pwdhash to associate with a signature.
Edit 1: Youre older pseudo is: AlexanderLiebrecht@5e3cf8af
Edit 2: Added your new here for get your sign.
So if you do not remember your password, Flatboard has no option to recover the password.
So I can not do anything about it...
If you have the plugin "signature", nothing prevents you to add your pseudo@pwdhash to associate with a signature.
Edit 1: Youre older pseudo is: AlexanderLiebrecht@5e3cf8af
Edit 2: Added your new here for get your sign.
Last modified by Fred on Tuesday 9th October 2018, 22:07:51
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Hi, Fred,
Thanks for the quick help. I'm testing this now and hope that it works.
Edit: if I enter the password behind @, it indicates that it is too long or too short. Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for the quick help. I'm testing this now and hope that it works.
Edit: if I enter the password behind @, it indicates that it is too long or too short. Am I doing something wrong?
Last modified by AlexanderLiebrecht on Wednesday 10th October 2018, 15:16:15
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