[aur-general] Email Reset
I need help reseting my email address on my AUR account. Recently lost my old email address password so I've been migrating everything. I have the ssh keys for my account if proof is needed. - Parker
On 10/31/18 5:52 AM, pellertson@firemail.cc wrote:
I need help reseting my email address on my AUR account. Recently lost my old email address password so I've been migrating everything. I have the ssh keys for my account if proof is needed.
- Parker
Hi, so we can in fact do this since ssh keys can be used to cryptographically sign files. Please respond via private email with the following information: A plaintext file containing your AUR username, and your desired reset password. A signature file generated via the following command: openssl pkeyutl -sign -inkey ~/.ssh/my_aur_ssh_private_key -in the_plaintext_file > the_plaintext_file.sig Then I will verify this signature via the public key in your AUR profile, and change your password for you. -- Eli Schwartz Bug Wrangler and Trusted User
On 10/31/18 7:55 AM, Eli Schwartz wrote:
On 10/31/18 5:52 AM, pellertson@firemail.cc wrote:
I need help reseting my email address on my AUR account. Recently lost my old email address password so I've been migrating everything. I have the ssh keys for my account if proof is needed.
- Parker
Hi, so we can in fact do this since ssh keys can be used to cryptographically sign files.
Please respond via private email with the following information:
A plaintext file containing your AUR username, and your desired reset password. A signature file generated via the following command:
openssl pkeyutl -sign -inkey ~/.ssh/my_aur_ssh_private_key -in the_plaintext_file > the_plaintext_file.sig
Then I will verify this signature via the public key in your AUR profile, and change your password for you.
After receiving and verifying this, I've reset your account email -- I suppose (even publicly) sending just the account information is sufficient proof to simply change the email, after all. Side note: your account had an associated PGP key, which you could have used to sign a request as well. -- Eli Schwartz Bug Wrangler and Trusted User
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Eli Schwartz
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