Help:Logging in/fr

L'enregistrement n'est pas nécessaire pour consulter des pages, ni en général pour modifier les pages. Cependant, il procure de nombreux avantages, et beaucoup de projets le recommandent.

S'enregistrer
Créer un compte signifie que vous donnez un nom d'utilisateur (votre véritable nom ou un pseudonyme) et un mot de passe. Le système refusera un nom déjà utilisé. Un compte est créé une fois seulement. Vous êtes ensuite "enregistré". A la prochaine connexion, vous donnerez votre nom d'utilisateur, et votre mot de passe montrera que vous êtes bien la bonne personne.

Les modifications que vous faites sont enregistrées sous votre nom. Si vous n'êtes pas enregistré, elles le sont avec votre adresse IP.

Pourquoi s'enregistrer ?
You don't have to log in to read any public MediaWiki wiki. You don't even have to log in to edit, normally: anyone can edit almost any page, even without logging in.

Il est quand même conseillé de s'enregistrer, pour les raisons suivantes :


 * D'autres utilisateurs pourront vous reconnaître lorsque vous modifiez des pages. Une adresse IP est plus perturbante comme "nom". De plus, si vous utilisez des ordinateurs à des endroits différents, votre adresse IP changera (ce qui arrive aussi sans changer d'ordinateur), ce qui n'est pas le cas de votre nom d'utilisateur.


 * Vous aurez votre propre page utilisateur, où vous pourrez vous présenter, et une page de discussion, pour communiquer avec les autres utilisateurs.
 * Vous pourrez marquer vos éditions comme mineures, ce qui évite d'encombrer les modifications récentes.
 * Vous pourrez garder la trace de certaines pages grâce à la liste de suivi.


 * You don't have to give your email address if you don't want to. But if you choose to give an email address, you will be able to do the following:
 * reset your password if you forget it,
 * receive automatic notifications of certain events, if set in your preferences,
 * receive emails from other users if so set in your preferences (the user who emails you will not know your email address),
 * send an email to other users if they want as above (your email address will be disclosed on any email you send).


 * Vous pourrez renommer les pages.
 * Vous pourrez régler vos préférences, pour changer, par exemple :
 * le nombre de pages affichées dans les modifications récentes,
 * Les polices, les couleurs et la présentation du site, à l'aide de différents habillages (skin).

Rappel : vérifier la politique de la vie privée de chaque site que vous visitez, le cas échéant (par exemple, la politique de confidentialité de Wikimedia).

How to log in
First, make sure that your browser accepts cookies. Some browsers can accept or reject cookies from individual sites; users of these should configure the browser to accept cookies from each wiki you plan to edit, such as wikipedia.org.

Click on the "Special:Userlogin" link at the top right of the page. You will then be prompted to enter your username and password. If you haven't logged in before, you will need to use the link provided to create an account. You may give your email address if you like.

If you click the box "", you will not have to give your password again when you access that MediaWiki wiki from the same computer. This feature will only work if your password was not generated by the Mediawiki software.

Log in problems
If you appear to be able to log in, but as soon as you try to look at a page after the 'Log in successful' page you appear logged out again, it is very likely to be a cookie problem. If you are certain that cookies are enabled, make sure that you haven't inadvertently listed the wiki's domain on a list of sites for which cookies are never allowed: this feature is available in all recent browsers. Also make sure your computer's date and time are set correctly; if they are not, cookies may expire before they are supposed to. Note that some firewall and ad-blocking software may interfere with the cookie that the wiki uses to keep a person logged in.

A user may occasionally find him/herself "automatically" logged out in between beginning an edit and saving it, or when switching between multiple pages open in multiple windows. This can be a result of your browser's cookie, cache, or firewall settings. Regardless of the reason for the logout, the simplest solution to the problem is to check the "" box. If you do this on a computer that can be accessed by more than one person (i.e. at the library, at work, at school), please find and erase your user ID cookies after your editing session.

What if I forget the password or username?
If you enter an email address when signing up for the account, or in your Preferences, you can make a request on the login screen for a temporary password to be sent to that address, which will allow you to retrieve your account. If you did not enter an email address, or the address was out of date, you will have to create a new account under a different username. After doing this, if a user page and user talk page were created for the old account, it is advisable to make them redirect to the equivalent pages for the new account. (To carry the content and history of these pages over to the new location, you may be able to use the "move" function ─ contact an administrator if assistance is needed.)

Creating an account
To create an account, select "Special:Userlogin" (top right of page) then "Special:CreateAccount". You usually need only provide a username and password. Some wikis require a visual captcha (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart). Users with text, speech, or certain old browsers will be unable to create an account if they can not view this image. If you are unable to view captchas, contact an administrator.

You may also be unable to create an account if it contains certain symbols (particularly the '@' symbol, as well as certain non-Latin characters) or words, or if it is too similar to that of an existing user. You may then be able to request that an account is created for you by contacting an administrator, depending on the wiki's own policies and systems. If your IP address has account creation blocked, you may be able either to request to be unblocked or to request an account.

Wiki families and unified login
Some projects using MediaWiki software form a family in the sense that one logs in to the family as a whole; the functioning of their systems can vary considerably. If you are interested in one of Wikimedia Foundation's wikis (such as Wikipedia), you might want to read further at: Unified login.

Logging out
You can log out any time by clicking on the "" link at the top right of the page. To prevent the browser from remembering your username and suggesting it to the next user of the computer, remember to delete the wiki's cookies in your browser's privacy settings. Especially if you are using a public computer, you may want to delete all of the browser's recent history (Ctrl+Shift+Del in Firefox).

Most wikis log users out automatically after a certain time. If that happens and you try to save an edit, you will normally see a warning message that you are logged out.