Hello,
I got the stuff below, but it was not me who requested a password
change.
Peter
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Someone (presumably you) on the savannah.gnu.org site requested a password change
through email verification.If this was not you, this could pose a security risk for
the system.
The request came from nemo.gerwinski.de
(IP: 194.77.120.82 port: 33825)nwith Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.4)
Gecko/20030624
If you requested this verification, visit the same URL
to change your password:
https://savannah.gnu.org/account/lostlogin.php?confirm_hash=1ef3842bd0f49b42e5526d369a2aaea9
If you did not request this verification, please visit this URL to report about it to
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In any case make sure that you do not disclose this url to
sombody else, e.g. do not mail this to a public mailinglist!
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