Help for your Sign-in issues – other than case sensitive username

[UPDATE}
Here are a few tests I screencasted. The video was edited since I repeated the same test many times, but I cut at the logouts, so it doesn’t affect the tests.

I use Chrome. in the video you can see me deleting the cookies before. My apologies for the watermarks.

It shows:

1) WordPress says “logins are unified”, “no spaces allowed” and “case sensitive” but
I can log-in to forums using spaces, and no caps for codex.

2) Codex user is not to the same, though. Codex accepts Sergiozambrano and forum doesn’t.
No option to edit Codex’s user info nor create a new user. It says “Go to Forum”, BUT logging-in to forums WONT log me in to Codex. So there’s an account I can’t change nor verify (Codex’s)

3) The broken link in my plugin’s page (graphic sitemap) means the “Author:” line in readme.txt (and plugin’s comments?) means “Username”. Using “Full Name” will break the link to the author.

Still not able to commit my plugin. WP says everything is ok in their side, but my side keeps showing inconsistencies from WP DB.

Ipstenu:

Thanks for your helpful answers.
Let me ask you some things anybody would check themselves but since my issues seem to happen only to me, I’d like to know how it goes in YOUR end.

1) Can you login to forums with “Name Lastname”? (yes, with the space) If you watched my video, you’ll see I CAN.

And… just to free me up from the doubt:
2) For codex: If your “real name” has not been updated yet (Seems like before there was no realname fields because I found my username here last week) Can you login with your “real name”? (just change it to “somename” no spaces and try.

3) As per what you said, do both readme.txt and myplugin.php need to show “YourLogin” as “Author” in order to be allowed to commit?

Otto told me:

This doesn’t make any sense. The plugin’s comments have nothing whatsoever to do with “committers”. The allowed committers are set on the plugin’s individual administration pages.

Yes, I don’t make much sense because my first language is not english.

Ok, you have answered most of the screencast.
Still not answered where the different email came from in the original screenshots. cuentanumerouno@… was not used in codex until I created it last week to test existence. It was used years ago, so I assume some backup came up to life for a few seconds when I was testing it.

support forums are smart enough to authenticate you regardless of your added space

Yeah… that magic should be translated to the “Author” link in each plugin footer or otherwise noted to us Plugin creators so we don’t use “Our Name” instead, or the link gets broken.

Stop trying to use weird usernames. Your username is “SergioZambrano”. Use that. As I just typed it in.

If I had had an answer to my first two screenshots (same user ID#, different email) and had been able to commit in first place, I wouldn’t be “trying weird usernames”. I call it “tracking an issue nobody found”.

There’s nothing wrong with your account that I can find and there’s nothing wrong with our system. When you gave me your password, I tried it, and it worked fine.

For me, to be told logins are unified and then finding all these inconsistencies, how do you want me to call it other than “something wrong”. Anyway, no tests no answers.
I understand you don’t find anything wrong in your side, but everything in my side is subject to what your side allows me and how much I trusted or misunderstood your documentation.

Do a re-checkout of your plugin if you have to. Maybe something is wrong with your working copy.

I made so many tests with my plugin that now that I added a new user (Otto offered to do it but seems didn’t have the time) and am able to commit, I found the “tags” directory was scheduled to be removed. I fixed that “updating” the dir, but now SVN throws:

xecute: Commit
Error: Error while performing action: Commit failed (details follow):
MKACTIVITY of '/!svn/act/******-****-****': Could not read status line: Connection reset by peer (http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org)
Ready

Execute: Commit
Added: /Users/sergio/Documents/WP_Plugins/graphic-wp-sitemap/tags/1.1.0
Error: Error while performing action: Commit failed (details follow):
Server sent unexpected return value (405 Method Not Allowed) in response to MKCOL request for '/!svn/wrk/****-****-****-****/graphic-wp-sitemap/tags/1.1.0'
Ready

I used rapid SVN and DreamWeaver. DreamWeaver unlike rapidSVN notifies me the login was successful, but still a throws 403 for the main user.

So, as you can see, I’m stuck again, and the original user permissions is not fixed.