Hello,
I have an account on savannah with the user name jbuhl. I haven't
logged into savannah for a very long time, and when I try to, is
tells me invalid password. I know that I have the correct password,
because I have it saved encrypted locally.
The problem is that I can't use the "lost passwd" function because
the e-mail address for the account in no longer valid.
If you want to research this, you would find that jbuhl have several
accounts in the free software community, e.g. these projects:
http://glunarclock.sourceforge.net
http://sourceforge.net/projects/iptrafficvolume
http://freshmeat.net/projects/glunarclock/
http://gnomefiles.org/app.php?soft_id=206
and screenline.el in the former elisp archive and also submitted to
the emacs-source list.
and that jbuhl has submitted bug reports to the emacs-bug list and at
debian bugs, mostly under the old address of address@hidden, but
of late with one of my new addresses, address@hidden,
address@hidden, or address@hidden
You would then be able to trace the e-mail addresses in various
AUTHORS files, etc., from address@hidden (which is the one still
associated with my savannah account) to either address@hidden
sourceforge.net, or address@hidden or address@hidden, which
are all current (address@hidden just gets forwarded to
address@hidden). If you can do this, and send a confirmation
mail to one of the last three addresses, I will confirm it.
A second option would be to send an encrypted confirmation to me
using my gpg key, which you will find on one of the key servers, and
which, I think still has the address@hidden address alias. I can
decrypt this confirmation if you like.
A third way to verify might be the fact that I have purched gnu books
from the fsf and corresponded at that time through e-mail with brian
youmans using the address@hidden account.
Thanks