* Enrico Zini <[email protected]> [2016-06-08 13:31]:
On Wed, Jun 08, 2016 at 12:00:26PM +0200, Rafael Laboissière wrote:
Of course, my account [email protected] is now deactivated but I can log into SSO
using my current Alioth login. I have half-succeded in doing it, but in the
page "Associate SSO username to existing person" [2], I must enter the
fingerprint of my GPG key. If I enter the fingerprint of my key that used
to be in the Debian keyring (0x4A5D72FE), I get the error message : "The GPG
fingerprint corresponds to a person that has a valid Single Sign-On
username."
How can I get past this step ?
It's a problem with Emeritus DDs that have an account in LDAP: the
nightly maintenance of nm.debian.org detected an LDAP entry and set the
SSO username to, in your case, [email protected], because it prefers
@debian.org SSO usernames to alioth ones.
Thet /dm/claim procedure was designed for Debian Maintainers, and has
never been tested with the emeritus case in mind.
I have now deployed tentative support for emeritus developers
associating their record in nm.d.o to their alioth accounts via
https://nm.debian.org/dm/claim
Can you please try again and let me know if it works?
Great, it works. I already added the declaration of intent.
Thanks a lot,
Rafael
