Squarespace: They Asked for My Password.

Re:Squarespace: They Asked for My Password. by viraptor on Friday February 14, 2014 @10:12AM (#7238909)

1. I wrote service as in service provided on the web, not software. I'm sure online office (360, live, or whatever the name is this week) support has the ability to get to your documents though.

2. There's runas.

3. There's lots of examples of software that allows you to use the system remotely. Some of them have signatures in the virus databases, some don't.

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Re:Squarespace: They Asked for My Password. by odonnellryan on Friday February 14, 2014 @10:23AM (#7238970)

> I'm sure online office (360, live, or whatever the name is this week) support has the ability to get to your documents though.

I have an admin account for an Office365 subscription, I can absolutely NOT impersonate a user. From what I know, Microsoft can not either.

Runas doesn't let me "see the error the user has"

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Re:Squarespace: They Asked for My Password. by viraptor on Friday February 14, 2014 @12:09PM (#7239549)

You're assuming that admin account has the same or more privileges as a local MS's support account. Is there a reason for that?

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Re:Squarespace: They Asked for My Password. by odonnellryan on Sunday February 16, 2014 @10:07AM (#7247783)

Well, you assumed a lot of stuff in your post, too..

But yes. Microsoft will actually reset your password, or ask you for it, to troubleshoot O365 problems. Very standard.

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