Subj : Re: User-Deactivate account: Still able to log in via SSH To : Brian Davidson From : Dan Clough Date : Sat Sep 12 2026 11:44:27 -=> Brian Davidson wrote to Nick Boel <=- BD> Re: User-Deactivate account: Still able to log in via SSH BD> By: Nick Boel to Brian Davidson on Sat Sep 12 2026 09:26 am NB> On Sat, Sep 12 2026 01:28:10 -0700, Brian Davidson wrote to GitLab note in NB> main/sbbs: NB> You do realize the issue was fixed before the issue was closed, right? BD> Actually, I was not aware at the time I wrote that comment. I since BD> removed the comment, not realizing it was broadcast to the entire BD> world. Well, when you post to an echomail area, that's what happens... BD> I apologize for any confusion that this generated. I do not apologize BD> for having to defend the scope of the issuem nor the fact that this fix BD> really needs to be backported to sbbs321e as a prod/fix event, if it BD> hasn't already. Don't think there was much confusion, other than yours. Methinks you may have over-reacted a bit. BD> Part of the confusion stems from the fact that the issues screen does BD> not identify that code was committed, or that any merge action was BD> taken. This is why I was mislead into believing I had to continue to BD> defend my position in order to get the fix. I was wrong. You weren't "mislead" ... you didn't interpret things correctly. FYI there are ways to follow the commits/merges, such as DoveNet messages and in the IRC channel. BD> So, "master" builds with the fix confirmed, I'm running that on my BBS. BD> It would be great to hear about sokmeone else running sbbs321e BD> rrelease build and whether or not their answer.cpp got the patch. A release build doesn't get any "patches", unless the Sysop does it manually by updating to a development build. BD> Beyond that, I end my involvement with this issue. Good idea. .... He does the work of 3 Men...Moe, Larry & Curly === MultiMail/Linux v0.52 --- SBBSecho 3.37-Linux * Origin: Palantir * palantirbbs.ddns.net * Pensacola, FL * (1:135/115) .