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AK Database Access?

Joe Nardy

AK Subscriber
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I'm not sure whether this is the appropriate place for this thread and I apologize if I put it in the wrong place.

I'm a subscriber and just found out about the AK Database and attempted to login. My audiokarma.org credentials don't allow me to login to the database. I tried 'forgot password' and got a reply saying 'Selected user does not exist'. I can't find a registration link either.

Can anyone tell me what I need to do to get access to the database?

Thanks,
Joe
 
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If you're already logged in to AK, then you should not need any further log in to access the database files. When logged in, just scroll down the main AK database page to see the various links and files.

Yes, the top of that page does show a Login link but that is not necessary to access the files; possibly that is for the database moderator to log in to add or modify file content.

Hopefully this clarifies but, if you cannot access the files when logged in, an admin would need to get involved.
 
Are you using this link?:

http://akdatabase.com/AKview/

I've never logged in. And I was always able to retrieve what I was looking for.

If you're already logged in to AK, then you should not need any further log in to access the database files. When logged in, just scroll down the main AK database page to see the various links and files.

Yes, the top of that page does show a Login link but that is not necessary to access the files; possibly that is for the database moderator to log in to add or modify file content.

Hopefully this clarifies but, if you cannot access the files when logged in, an admin would need to get involved.

Thanks for the replies. I saw icons for files and ASSUMED I would need to log in to access the files. I didn't even try to open files. I understand now and can access files.

Thanks again,
Joe
 
Thanks. I knew it was *somewhere* and forgot to look in digital docs. I had remembered there was an actual database forum...wrongly :)
 
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