> On 5/27/22 06:02, Sergey Panteleev wrote:
> > I'm not sure it's worth shutting down, it's not bothering anyone =)
> >
> > Aside: The community is quite large, and it's not always easy to find who is
> responsible for what or who has what access.
> > When I needed access to the edit-box server,
On 5/27/22 06:02, Sergey Panteleev wrote:
I'm not sure it's worth shutting down, it's not bothering anyone =)
Aside: The community is quite large, and it's not always easy to find who is
responsible for what or who has what access.
When I needed access to the edit-box server, it took a long
I'm not sure it's worth shutting down, it's not bothering anyone =)
Aside: The community is quite large, and it's not always easy to find who is
responsible for what or who has what access.
When I needed access to the edit-box server, it took a long time to find
someone who could grant me that
Hey Aaron,
1. main is still used for member management, at least the settings for mail
forwarding @php.net are specified there.
2. people only used to display information about members, no management logic
there.
It used to display user's "karma" as well, but with the transition to GitHub
Hi all,
I'm currently in preparation for writing my RFC for a global php.net login
system[1] and I have two questions I need your opinion/knowledge on:
1. Is main.php.net still relevant? So, as far as I can see you can use this
website to login with your @php.net credentials. But I can't find
