cheese shop registration error

[Todd Greenwood-Geer]

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Python-list -
I'd like to publish to PyPI. I'm assuming that this is open to anyone.

So here's my repro case for trying to register for an account:
REPRO:
- - open cheeseshop reg form
http://cheeseshop.python.org/pypi?%3...=register_form

- - fill out registration form as follows:
Username: tgreenwood
Password: some password
Confirm: some password (same as above)
Email Address: tg************@ yahoo.com
PGP Key ID: (see below)

- - i don't have a lot of experience with pgp, so i installed kpgp, a gui
frontend to gnupg. i created a pgp key as follows:
- -- install kpgp
- -- create a new key pair for me : Todd Greenwood-Geer,
email=tg******* *****@yahoo.com , etc.
- -- publish the key to hkp://subkeys.pgp.net
- -- dblclick the new key in kpgp to get the properties dialog, copy down
the key id, and paste that into the web field for PGP Key ID (above)
- - submit form

Error...

There's been a problem with your request

smtplib.SMTPRec ipientsRefused: {u'tgreenwoodge er.yahoo.com': (550,
'<tgreenwoodgee r.yahoo.com>: Recipient address rejected: User unknown in
local recipient table')}

Q: Do I have to be a member of some sort of secret society in order to
be listed in the 'local recipient table'?

- -Todd
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[Martin v. Löwis]

Todd Greenwood-Geer wrote:

Q: Do I have to be a member of some sort of secret society in order to
be listed in the 'local recipient table'?

Ah, you don't know about the PSU :-?

Seriously, please report a bug at sf.net/projects/pypi. Unfortunately,
the (single) cheeseshop maintainer is overworked, so that may take
some time.

Regards,
Martin

[Martin v. Löwis]

Todd Greenwood-Geer wrote:

Q: Do I have to be a member of some sort of secret society in order to
be listed in the 'local recipient table'?

Ah, you don't know about the PSU :-?

Seriously, please report a bug at sf.net/projects/pypi. Unfortunately,
the (single) cheeseshop maintainer is overworked, so that may take
some time.

Regards,
Martin

[richard]

Todd Greenwood-Geer wrote:

I'd like to publish to PyPI. I'm assuming that this is open to anyone.
Correct.

REPRO:
- - open cheeseshop reg form
http://cheeseshop.python.org/pypi?%3...=register_form

- - fill out registration form as follows:
Username: tgreenwood
Password: some password
Confirm: some password (same as above)
Email Address: tg************@ yahoo.com
PGP Key ID: (see below)

- - i don't have a lot of experience with pgp, so i installed kpgp, a gui
frontend to gnupg. i created a pgp key as follows:
- -- install kpgp
- -- create a new key pair for me : Todd Greenwood-Geer,
email=tg******* *****@yahoo.com , etc.
- -- publish the key to hkp://subkeys.pgp.net
- -- dblclick the new key in kpgp to get the properties dialog, copy down
the key id, and paste that into the web field for PGP Key ID (above)
- - submit form

Error...

There's been a problem with your request

smtplib.SMTPRec ipientsRefused: {u'tgreenwoodge er.yahoo.com': (550,
'<tgreenwoodgee r.yahoo.com>: Recipient address rejected: User unknown in
local recipient table')}

The error displayed here is complaining about the email address you
supplied, 'tgreenwoodgeer .yahoo.com'. This is different from the session
details you have supplied. I can't reconcile these. I suggest you try
again, and be careful when typing your email address.
Richard

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smtplib.SMTPRec ipientsRefused: {u'tgreenwoodge er.yahoo.com': (550,
'<tgreenwoodgee r.yahoo.com>: Recipient address rejected: User unknown
in local recipient table')}

richard> The error displayed here is complaining about the email address
richard> you supplied, 'tgreenwoodgeer .yahoo.com'. This is different
richard> from the session details you have supplied. I can't reconcile
richard> these. I suggest you try again, and be careful when typing your
richard> email address.

Just a wild-ass guess, but should the recipient should have been
't************* @yahoo.com'?

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