Please excuse the intrusion... Last week, my subscription to pgsql-general quit coming to my mailbox... I logged into my account at postgresql.org and it showed that I was stilled subscribed. In desperation I changed my email address ( to my gmail account) and the subscription started arriving again. While this was happening I switched over to imap for my home network.... When I try to read the digests on my Fedora boxen, the actual message content is missing from many of the messages (but all of the headers are present). I thought that perhaps Evolution ( the mail client in Fedora 12) might be having problems parsing the digest so I tried logging back into my postgresql account to see if there is a plain text option for the digest. Unfortunately the postgresql mail system will not let me login. It claims that the credentials are not valid. When I ask the mail system to send instructions on changing the password to my address, it says it sent mail but nothing ever arrives ( I even tried my old address but again nothing ever arrives...)... I just got another digest while composing this message... I *can* read the digest on my mac and I can use a browser to see the digest at gmail.com. How can I get control of my account again? Are there any options that perhaps would work so evolution can properly display the digests? Thanks, Jerry -- Sent via pgsql-general mailing list (pgsql-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) To make changes to your subscription: http://www.postgresql.org/mailpref/pgsql-general
