Ciao Giancarlo,
OK. Let it be. I'll create a new account for that. But wonder whether my old one will be purged somewhen and I will be able to use my old username? - If it is non-active for a long period of time, why to keep it anyway? But, of course, I understand that there is no way to prove its privacy though.
I don't think there is much help for you. With no access to your old mailbox, there is no way for you to proving ownership to it, there is? My suggestion is, don't overthink this and create a new account. If you're worried about packages you've owned, if they weren't uploaded yet to AUR4, you can regain their ownership by simply creating then again on it. If you're worried about comments, then it's pretty much game over.
Cheers, Giancarlo Razzolini
Em 28-07-2015 09:00, Radislav Golubtsov escreveu:
OK. Let it be. I'll create a new account for that. But wonder whether my old one will be purged somewhen and I will be able to use my old username? - If it is non-active for a long period of time, why to keep it anyway? But, of course, I understand that there is no way to prove its privacy though.
There are user purges now and then, so you might regain your username in the future. But the purges, AFAIK, are manual, no automatic purging.
Cheers, Giancarlo Razzolini
On Tue, Jul 28, 2015 at 03:00:32PM +0300, Radislav Golubtsov wrote:
Ciao Giancarlo,
OK. Let it be. I'll create a new account for that. But wonder whether my old one will be purged somewhen and I will be able to use my old username? - If it is non-active for a long period of time, why to keep it anyway? But, of course, I understand that there is no way to prove its privacy though.
AFAIK old accounts will be purged in about a week because of the transition to aur4. If you haven't used your account for some time, chances are it got deleted by now... Your accounts for the bugtracker, ... are not affected by this and please bottom-post...
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