Policy change: all anonymous edits on the MPI Forum wiki have been disabled (the server got spam-bombed). You must register for an account and then login to be able to edit wiki pages, tickets, etc. For uninteresting reasons, the wiki we're using is not capable of registering users, so you have to use a secondary system to register for an account: https://svn.mpi-forum.org/wiki/start Once you get a username/password on that system, you can use that username/password to logon to the real MPI Forum wiki: https://svn.mpi-forum.org/trac/mpi-forum-web/wiki (this information is on the front page of the wiki as well) ***NOTE 1: It is *STRONGLY* encouraged that you visit the "Preferences" link in the top-right of the MPI Forum Wiki to set your e-mail address. ***NOTE 2: We copied all existing MPI Forum Subversion usernames/ passwords to the wiki system. Hence, if you were involved in the MPI-2.1 editing effort and have a Subversion account, you do not need to re-register; you can simply use your existing Subversion username and password to login to the wiki. Finally, note that Subversion and the wiki are two separate systems; changing your password on one of them will not be reflected on the other. Many thanks to Indiana University for donating system administrator time and server resources to get all this stuff setup. -- Jeff Squyres Cisco Systems