On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 2:24 PM, Andreas J. Koenig <andreas.koenig.7os6v...@franz.ak.mind.de> wrote:
> Sure you can. The email address you have with your account is public and > published, so I can reproduce it here: da...@megginson.com > > Looks like you can receive mail there. Unfortunately, not. That address came under sustained attack during the mid 2000s (up to 10,000 messages/hour) and remains unusable now, though the volume is much lower -- Google is kindly handling the attack for me now, somehow. I never found out what caused the attack, other than that it seemed to originate in infected MS Outlook installations. My current address in that domain is david.meggin...@megginson.com. I can establish that I own the megginson.com domain by placing a small file of your choosing in the root directory of the web site. Would that be enough proof for you to change the email address record to c...@megginson.com (I'd prefer that to david.meggin...@megginson.com if the address is going to be published)? Thanks in advance for your help, David > > > I would like to transfer the SGMLSpm module to Andrew Bailey (RAAB), > > who is interested in actively maintaining it. I would appreciate any > > help, either getting me access to the account (so that I can do the > > transfer), or transferring ownership of the module directly. > > I'm ready to help if you encounter problems but I'm pretty sure you can > use the password recovery mechanism. > > -- > andreas > -- Thanks, and all the best, David
