CasperAuth

CasperAuth - the unified login system

Hello dear merchants!

Some of you may have already noticed that we've activated a brand new (much simpler, and much more secure) login system on the CasperVend website.

You may be asked to authenticate your avatar and choose a new password the next time you sign in.

This is the first step in an effort to unify all our accounts systems into one. The new system also recognises avatar name changes instantly.

If you encounter any trouble, please let us know!

Existing Listings Are Still There!

You will NOT have to recreate listings - they will all still be there, ready for use, as they were before the new CasperAuth login system went into place.

CasperVend Procedures

Initial login via CasperAuth

You WILL need to be logged in to Second Life in order to do this.

1. Go to the CasperVend website, you will arrive at a blue login screen
2. Enter the avatar name that you originally created the CasperVend account under, and click "Continue"
3. Click "Send Code Now"
4. You will be sent a message INWORLD (from a bot, so it will be an actual IM) with a temporary password
5. Double-click OR highlight-drag > CTL + C to copy the password into your paste buffer
6. Paste it into the confirmation box on the website
7. You will then be prompted to choose a NEW password (Need a password generator?)
8. Next, you will be prompted to link your avatar to your CasperVend account - click the GREEN authorise button
9. Once you do that, the system will process things, and then forward you to your EXISTING CasperVend account

Didn't get the inworld message?

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If you didn't get the inworld message, check two things:

1) Make sure you don't have "CasperHelp Resident" blocked

2) Check your Privacy (or IMs & Logs, depending on viewer) preferences, make sure you allow IM's from ANYONE not just friends/groups

CasperVend - Normal Logins, same name

1. Enter your avatar name, and click Continue
2. Enter your password, click continue
3. You will arrive at your expected CasperVend overview page

CasperVend - Login, after changing account name

You should be able to log in immediately with the new name.

Troubleshooting

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If you try to sign in to the same account too many times, it will use Google's Recapcha to make sure you're not a bot. This is normal.

If you are logging in several times to test something, and all of a sudden it stops responding, you likely have google and the recaptcha website blocked via either an adblocker or a javascript blocker. Just unblock them, reload and try again.

Resetting Your CasperVend Password

Rez out a vendor and click the CasperVend logo area - this is your "admin" button. If your vendor doesn't have a CasperVend logo, click the object (or the main display panel, if there is one) and choose "Admin" from the popup menu.

This will give you a popup menu with a site link, as well as the link in local chat history.

If you do not see this, you will need to unmute yourself. Look in your viewer's mute/block list.

Take that link to the website.

You will be presented with a login prompt AND a "I've forgotten my password" link.

You will NOT see the "forgotten my password" link unless you use the link from one of your vendors or DropBox(es). This inworld authentication ensures that nobody can reset your password by simply visiting the website and entering your account name.

Check the box for "I've forgotten by password"

Clear anything that exists in the "Password" field

Click "login". The website will add some text to the effect of "A link has been sent to you via instant message inworld. Please click it to verify this request."

Open your chat history inworld - you'll have a "Hello! Please click this link to reset your password" message with a link.

Click that link. You'll be taken back to the CasperVend website for the password reset page. Type in your new password in both boxes, and click "save password".

Once you do that, you'll be logged in to the website. All done!

Creating Your CasperDNS.com Account

IMPORTANT: For your own security, please do not use the same password that you use in any other vending systems, or in Second Life. Doing so runs the risk of multiple points of malicious compromise if someone manages to figure out your password.

If you have trouble coming up with a secure password on your own, you can use the Gibson Research High Security Password Generator. If you need a "password keeper" utility on windows, you can try Password Safe

CasperLet Procedures

(Not implemented yet)