Just to let you know that I have done a clean install of Leopard and since Friday I have been running all my databases (about 40 topical databases) intensively without any single problems magic isn’t it ! .javascript:emoticon(’:lol:’)… and no data corruption ( I have just disabled the mail conduit)
Still I had four databases protected by a password , since the new install has created a new user now when I want to open these databases the USER and the PASSWORD do not match and I do not remember my username under Tiger (as the OS had created a combination of my family and surname that I have never been able to remember)
Any idea of how to open these four databases now ? (indeed I know my password !) I can see whats inside the package and start from scratch getting all my files back into a newly created database but it would take time, there must be a way to find somewhere the original creator of the databases
I have a feeling this is a very basic question but cannot find the answer
Actually the password is a very weak protection as it is easy to go inside the database, but thats another matter, I would rather put my "sensitive " databases in an encrypted disk image …
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Jean-François
