Magnus Hagander wrote:
> On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 at 6:37 PM, Greg Sabino Mullane <greg@turnstep.com> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Did someone change the majordomo passwords or revoke
> > my moderation access? If the former, can someone send
> > me the new ones? If the latter, could someone tell
> > me why? :) Thanks.
When was the last time it worked?
> > Lists: general, hackers, interfaces, bugs, announce
>
> Alvaro changed the master password when he made the list server be
> https only, since it had been used over unencrypted connections
> before.
Sorry, I have *not* changed the master password yet.
> I don't *think* he changed any per-list passwords. And I'm pretty sure
> he didn't revoke your moderation access - at least not intentionally
> :)
I did *not* change any list password either, or any list of moderators.
However, I don't see Greg in the list of pgsql-general moderators.
In fact, of the lists mentioned above, only -announce has Greg has
moderator.
> But he will have to confirm the changing of per-list passwords
> himself, I can't comment on that. Other than that those are the ones
> that should be used, of course :)
Each list has a list password, of course, but there's also an option to
set specific passwords for specific tasks for specific lists, which can
be given to specific email addresses. There are a bunch of obsolete
addresses having passwords set in some lists, but the only one that
lists Greg (as greg@turnstep) is pgsql-announce.
Maybe the problem is the change of http to https. Note that there is a
redirect from http to https but it gets you to the main page of the
https site, not the specific URL. For a couple of days I neglected to
update the URL that was sent out in moderation emails (so it was still
http and so of course it didn't work), but I updated that later when
Devrim complained.
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