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Help:Unified login Sister projects: About unified login What it is The Wikimedia Foundation operates a family of editable online resource communities. Users were traditionally required to create a separate login account on each of these projects, in each language they appear in. This adds an extra burden for contributors becoming involved in multiple projects, particularly as multimedia integration with Wikimedia Commons becomes more essential. The unified login system combines the user accounts for all of these projects. The greatest advantages are single sign-up (you don't have to create your account again on each new project you get involved with; your account is automatically created at each additional Wikimedia project the first time you log on to that wiki with your existing username and password, or the first time you visit it while logged on to a wiki where you already have an account) and consistent identity (your username now always means you; no one else can take your name on another project). How to unify your accounts Currently, all new accounts are unified by default, and older accounts can be manually unified by their users. To do so, go to Special:MergeAccount on a wiki where you already have an account. The wiki where the account of that username has the most contributions will become the home wiki (however, sysop or bureaucrat status takes higher precedence than edit count), and its email address and password will be exported to all other accounts. At Special:MergeAccount, you will be asked to enter your password for verification. Then, any wikis with the same authenticated e-mail address and password as the home wiki will be unified. You can enter the passwords of additional accounts if any are listed. When you are finished, or if you have already unified your account, you will receive the message "Login unification complete!" You will be able to log in at any public Wikimedia wiki with your home wiki username and password, unless an existing non-unified account has the same username. If your account is blocked on your home wiki, the unification process will not proceed. What it changes Registering a username on any Wikimedia wiki automatically reserves that name on all the others; this means different users can no longer register the same account on different wikis. Users only need to set and confirm their email address in one account. Changing the password in any wiki changes it in all wikis accordingly. Special:UserLogin now logs the user in to every unified wiki simultaneously, and navigating away from the login page before it is fully loaded may result in incomplete login (i.e. users may not log in to all wikis successfully). Additional wikis will be added to the user's login the first time they are visited. For example, a regular at Commons and German Wikipedia will not automatically login to English Wikibooks, but if that user visits English Wikibooks once while logged in, they will then login to English Wikibooks every time (to see which wikis you log in to, see Special:CentralAuth). What it doesn't change - Some things are still local: - User rights are mostly local, which means that administrators will not have administrator access everywhere. Global groups such as global rollback, global sysop, global edit-interface and global IP block exemption can now be requested at Steward requests/Global permissions. Global rollback and global sysop are only granted to users who are demonstrably active on other wikis aside from their home wiki. - User preferences are local, although the email address only needs to be set and confirmed in one place. You can continue to have different preferences on different sites. - Notification when you receive a new message is still local; you will only see the "new messages" box for the site you're looking at. This may change in the future. - Users can still have differently named accounts on two sites; however, these accounts will not be linked for unified login. - The unified login system is only available for the Wikimedia Foundation wikis; sites which run on the MediaWiki software but are not operated by the Foundation will continue to have separate account systems, even if they installed Extension:CentralAuth, which is responsible for the unified login system. Conflict resolution The system will automatically merge identically named accounts if they have the same authenticated email address, or the user can correctly provide their password. Because registration has for a long time been separate for each wiki, there are many user names that belong to different people on different projects. The new system only allows one user per name, so there are some cases where accounts will need to be renamed. This must be done manually by a bureaucrat or steward (see Steward requests/Usurpation). Users may search for collisions before merging by using the SUL collision detector. Bureaucrats can be found at the page Special:ListUsers/bureaucrat on each wiki, for example, w:Special:ListUsers/bureaucrat. Stewards can view global username data and manually unmerge accounts using Special:CentralAuth. History Early discussions can be seen on the Single login page. Brion Vibber is committed to this project. He discussed how this might work in the December 2005 Berlin roundup, uploaded implementation notes to the code base in April 2006, and it was the subject of a presentation at Wikimania 2006. Brion announced a successful migration test in November 2006. Data collection took two hours and automatic merging took five hours. 4,457,075 primary accounts were confirmed, with 578,128 secondary accounts merged automatically based on matching email addresses or by cannibalizing unused accounts. 134,242 secondary accounts will need to be merged with user interaction (71,741 unique user names have accounts left unmerged). Unified login was implemented for administrators only in March 2008, and Steward requests/Usurpation was created to perform conflict resolution. It was opened up to all users on May 27, 2008. Frequently asked questions Can I be renamed after unification? Yes, but you have to request your account renaming on all wikis separately. Can I merge different usernames? No, but this might be possible in future versions.[1] - Note that usernames on most individual projects can preemptively be renamed. Someone is using my name on another wiki, how can I get that account? First, note that the existence of the other account does not necessarily stop you from getting the global name. However, if an account with your chosen name which is not controlled by you has more edits, or certain group membership such as sysop or bureaucrat (check here), you may not be the one with the superior claim on this username. If this is the case, you will probably have to ask them to rename, or you may have to rename yourself. When you merge your account, it will tell you that the merge is incomplete, but it will also create the global account for you at that time. You will be able to use the global account on all wikis except for the ones where the named account is not under your control. If you want to usurp an account on another wiki, you should make a request to a bureaucrat on the problem wiki. Subject to local policy, the bureaucrat may be able to rename the target account. If there's no bureaucrat on the wiki you should ask a steward to usurp this account. Will I have autoconfirmed status on other wikis? You will have to wait the appropriate amount of time after first logging into each particular wiki, before getting autoconfirmed status. Can I merge accounts from restricted-account-creation wikis? This is for security reasons. If the wiki has account creation restricted then it is not able to be merged at this time. See also - Announcements and news - [Wikitech-l] Single user login status - Wikimania 2006 presentation: "What's cooking in MediaWiki: Single sign-on, version tagging, and other goodies" - Wikisource News: "Unified login in test phase" - [Wikitech-l] SUL pilot - Discussions - Bugs: complete bug list (New bugs should be entered for Product "MediaWiki extensions" and Component "CentralAuth")
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Help:Unified login/hr [edit] O središnjoj prijavi [edit] Što je Zaklada Wikimedije vodi nekoliko projekata koji su dostupni za online uređivanje. Suradnici su obično morali napraviti zaseban suradnički račun na svakom od tih projekata, i za svaki jezik posebno. Ovo stavlja dodatan teret za suradnike koji su uključeni u rad nekoliko projekata, posebno kako se multimedija sve više uklapa u Wikimedia Commons. Sustav središnje prijave spaja suradničke račune za sve Wikimedijine projekte. Prednost ovog sustava je što je potrebno prijaviti se samo jednom. Nije potrebno napraviti novi račun na svakom projektu gdje suradnik želi sudjelovati, suradnički račun se automatski napravi na svakom Wikimedijinom projektu pri prvoj prijavi na određeni projekt. Druga prednost ovog sustava je dosljednost identiteta, jer nitko više ne može uzeti vaše suradničko ime, tako da je na svim projektima ono isto i uvijek vaše. [edit] Kako spojiti račune Svi suradnici mogu spojiti svoje račune. Da bi spojili svoje račune i time imali globalni račun, na wikiju na kojem imate račun idite na Posebno:Spoji račun. Wiki na kojem suradničko ime ima najviše doprinosa postat će matični tj. glavni wiki (sysop pravo ima prednost ispred broja doprinosa), elektronička pošta i lozinka s glavnog wikija će postat važeći za sve ostale račune. Na stranici Posebno:Spoji_račun (ili eng.: Special:MergeAccount) morat ćete upisati svoju lozinku za potvrdu identiteta. Nakon toga će svi računi koji imaju istu elektroničku poštu ili lozinku kao glavna wiki biti spojeni. Možete unijeti i lozinke za dodatne račune ako postoje, koji su vaši, a možda imaju drugačiju lozinku. Nakon što ovo završi, odnosno nakon što spojite račune, moći ćete se prijaviti na bilo koji javni wiki Wikimedije s jednom lozinkom i imenom, onim kojeg ste upotrijebili za globalni račun; osim ako na određenom projektu već postoji račun s vašim imenom, a nije globalni. Ako je vaš račun na glavnom wikiju blokiran, nećete moći spojiti račune. [edit] Što se mijenja Globalnim računom, vaše suradničko ime automatski će se rezervirati na svim wikijima Wikimedije; što znači da drugi suradnici više neće moći registrirati isti račun na različitim wikijima. Suradnik mora postaviti i potvrditi elektroničku poštu samo na jednom wikiju. Promjena lozinke na jednome wikiju istovremeno će promijeniti lozinku na svima ostalim, tako da postavke oko elektroničke pošte ili lozinke ne treba pojedinačno mijenjati na svim računima. [edit] Što se ne mijenja - Neke stvari i dalje ostaju lokalna: - Suradnička prava su uglavnom lokalno pitane, što znači da administrator neće imati ista prava na svim projektima, već samo gdje ih je dobio. (Ovome su izuzetak globalne suradničke skupine kao što su stjuard ili uklonitelj). - Suradničke postavke su lokalno određene, iako elektronička pošta treba biti postavljena i potvrđena na samo jednom projektu. I dalje je moguće imati različite postavke na različitim projektima. - Obavijest kada primite novu poruku je i dalje lokalna; vidjet ćete obavijest "nova poruka" samo na projektu kojeg gledate. Ovo se može promijeniti u budućnosti. - Suradnici i dalje mogu imati različite suradničke račune na dva projekta, premda, ovi računi neće biti spojeni u jedinstveni račun. - Sustav središnje prijave je dostupan samo za projekte Wikimedijine zaklade; projekti koji su zasnovani na wiki softveru, ali nisu pod okriljem Wikimedijine zaklade, će i dalje imati odvojeni sustav suradničkih računa. [edit] Rezolucija konflikta Sustav će automatski spojiti nazivom istovjetne suradničke račune, ako imaju istu potvrđenu elektroničku poštu, ili ako suradnik može pružiti lozinke za račune. Kako je registracija suradničkih računa dugo bila pojedinačna za svaki projekt, postoji mnogo suradničkih računa koji pripadaju različitim suradnicima na različitim projektima. Novi sustav dopušta samo jedno ime po suradniku, time postoje slučajevi gdje je potrebno preimenovati račune. Preimenovanje računa mora biti napravljeno ručno od strane birokrata ili stjuarda (vidi Ustupanje) Suradnici mogu tražiti podudaranja prije spajanja korištenjem SUL collision detector. Birokrati se mogu potražiti na stranici Special:Listusers/bureaucrat na svakom projektu, primjer en:Special:Listusers/bureaucrat. Stjuardi mogu vidjeti podatke za globalni suradnički račun i ručno spojiti ili odspojiti račune korištenjem Special:CentralAuth. [edit] History Early discussions can be seen on the Single login page. Brion Vibber is committed to this project. He discussed how this might work in the December 2005 Berlin roundup, uploaded implementation notes to the code base in April 2006, and it was the subject of a presentation at Wikimania 2006. Brion announced a successful migration test in November 2006. Data collection took two hours and automatic merging took five hours. 4,457,075 primary accounts were confirmed, with 578,128 secondary accounts merged automatically based on matching email addresses or by cannibalizing unused accounts. 134,242 secondary accounts will need to be merged with user interaction (71,741 unique user names have accounts left unmerged). Unified login was implemented for administrators only in March 2008, and Steward requests/Usurpation was created to perform conflict resolution. It was opened up to all users on May 27, 2008. [edit] Frequently asked questions [edit] Can I be renamed after unification? Yes, but you have to request your account renaming on all wikis separately. [edit] Can I merge different usernames? No, but this might be possible in future versions.[1] - Note that usernames on most individual projects can pre-emptively be renamed. [edit] Someone is using my name on another wiki, how can I get that account? Firstly, note that the existence of the other account does not necessarily stop you from getting the global name. However, if an account with your chosen name which is not controlled by you has more edits, or certain group membership such as sysop or bureaucrat (check here), you may not be the one with the superior claim on this username. If this is the case, you will probably have to ask them to rename, or you may have to rename yourself. When you merge your account, it will tell you that the merge is incomplete, but it will also create the global account for you at that time. You will be able to use the global account on all wikis except for the ones where the named account is not under your control. If you want to usurp an account on another wiki, you should make a request to a bureaucrat on the problem wiki. Subject to local policy, the bureaucrat may be able to rename the target account. If there's no bureaucrat on the wiki you should ask a steward to usurp this account. [edit] Will I have autoconfirmed status on other wikis? You will have to wait the appropriate amount of time after first logging into each particular wiki, before getting autoconfirmed status. [edit] Can I merge accounts from restricted-account-creation wikis? This is for security reasons. If the wiki has account creation restricted then it is not able to be merged at this time. [edit] See also - Announcements and news - [Wikitech-l] Single user login status - Wikimania 2006 presentation: "What's cooking in MediaWiki: Single sign-on, version tagging, and other goodies" - Wikisource News: "Unified login in test phase" - [Wikitech-l] SUL pilot - Discussions - Bugs: complete bug list - Bug 57: "Single login on all wikimedia projects" - Bug 1552: "Feature request: Upload to commons from Wikipedia, Wikibooks, etc." - Bug 3525: "Cross-wiki watchlists with option for public viewing" - Bug 3544: "Single Recent changes on several mediawikis" - Bug 12096: Special:MergeAccount does not identify all accounts Bug 13507: Account cannot be renamed to a global usernamefixed , global accounts can now be renamed without deleting it - Bug 14301: You do not get logged out on the wiki you have logged in if you log out at other project - Bug 14407: Automatic login does not apply to some *.wikimedia.org domains (New bugs should be entered for Product "MediaWiki extensions" and Component "CentralAuth")