Login

"I can't log in to Pumping Station: One" is a common compliant.

The trouble is, there are quite a few things that a member can log into, and they don't all use the same credentials.

Logins at PS1

The old member management database at http://members.pumpingstationone.org
Has an associated username
Controls PC access in the space
You can reset your password yourself
Requires that you activate your member profile and create a username
Is separate and different from the username, login and password used for Wild Apricot (see entry for Wild Apricot)
Will be phased out soon, probably sometime in 2019.
Does not control or handle credit card payments in any way.

The new member management system, being phased in in 2018-2019
Accessible at http://membership.pumpingstationone.org or from the Join page on the main PS1 web site.
When new members join, they fill out their own member profile.
An admin person must review the member profile and mark it as accepted, during the ID check process for new members, or at any time for legacy (existing) members.
Has an associated username, but separate and distinct from the ps1auth username.
As of 12/4/2018, the Wild Apricot username is not being used with any deployed systems.
Handles any credit card or debit card payments.
Allows the member to stop recurring payments, update their payment method or change their membership level at any time, on their own, self-service.
Handles RFID fob access to the front and back doors.
Members still paying with PayPal can be switched to Wild Apricot, as time allows.

Driven by ps1auth
Some computers are restricted to the members authorized to the equipment that the computer is associated with. For example, you can't login at the Boss laser's computer unless you are authorized to use the Boss laser.
Vulnerable to network disruptions.
A good test of your ps1auth username and password is to try to login at a computer in the space, which is not connected to any CNC equipment. Examples are either computer upstairs in the Arts & Crafts area, or either of the two CAD workstations in the CNC room that are not connected to laser cutters.
There is no network file storage at PS1, so when you login at a computer, the files saved locally are only stored on that particular computer.
Computer logins are controlled through a thing called Active Directory, which pulls a list of authorized members from the data stored in ps1auth.

The wifi password is stencilled on the walls and ceiling throughout the space. Look up, look around.

Access limited to authorized users.
Contact the PR Director or another Board member for access privileges.
Not driven by either ps1auth or Wild Apricot.
Some web site content is driven by Wild Apricot through WordPress, but not every Wild Apricot user has web site editing access.

Not driven by ps1auth or Wild Apricot
Access is given by following the instructions on the wiki for Google Groups.
You do not need to send an email to anyone, or start a Freshdesk trouble ticket, to get access to the private PS1 Google Groups. You need to be a member in good standing and, from the Google Groups interface, request access to the group.
Instructions here: https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Google_Groups