Domains and Users Moved

[lwood]

The following domains were successfully moved from the old server to the new server:

hrafnar.org
thetroth.org

The following user was moved:

thetroth

The following mailing lists were moved:

hrafar.org:
fensalir, hrafnar, odins-aett, oracle, rune-class, seidhjallr, trance-class, trance-class-announce

thetroth.org:
troth-almanac, troth-blotbook, troth-clergy, troth-contact, troth-florida, troth-godmadheler, troth-members, troth-members-admins, troth-new-england, troth-new-york, troth-queer, troth-rede, troth-southeast, troth-stewards, troth-yggdrasil

Several mailing lists were either inactive or referred to now-past events, and as such have been removed, although their archives remain.

And that, friends and neighbors, means that the only domain left to move... is my own snugharbor.com.

-- Lorrie

Comments

[cadhla.livejournal.com]

Currently, I can't open a telnet connection to snugharbor.com -- is there something that changed about my account during the migration? I get to a login screen (which doesn't match the one I used to get; it now says 'lorien' rather than just 'snugharbor'), but it rejects my name and password.

Help?

[lwood.livejournal.com]

That would be because I was a doofus and forgot to move your password to match the rest of you!

That's been fixed, so you should be able to log in again. Sorry about that!

However, could I please ask you to switch to using ssh instead of telnet? There's a nice free client for it at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ . Telnet is a rather insecure protocol, and Mike wants to discourage its use whenever possible. If you still can't (I know you couldn't at a previous employer), that's okay, but it'd be nice if you could.

Thanks!

-- Lorrie

[cadhla.livejournal.com]

Still can't, currently, I'm afraid; it's a matter of what I can and can't put on machines that I don't have any rights to (see also 'why I use the LJ webclient'). I do log in and then promptly SSH back over myself, to 'loop' the security, but I don't know whether that actually does any good.

Thank you!

[lwood.livejournal.com]

Unfortunately, that wouldn't do much good: your password is still sent in the clear to establish the connection, and then all your data is sent in the clear to get to the ssh session -- but there's a nice loop of encrypted data running around locally on the machine!

You're welcome -- you can log in now, right?

-- Lorrie