can't get into bug tracking

[RJL]

I keep registrations on a password manager. Some sites I rarely have 
occasion to visit, so have no current knowledge. I had two and now three 
registrations using the kde.org domain; I  may have visited them 3-5 
years ago - or more. But nothing gets me into the bugs.kde.org. I tried 
to reset the password after it refused to give me a new registration 
saying the email was taken. Now I have a third registration at kde.org, 
"identity.kde.org" that won't let me in. And what might 
"identity.kde.org" be anyway?

Starting over at the bug report page I again tried to reset the password 
and it said it sent a token - but 15 minutes now and nothing has 
arrived. Even though the previous "reset" request for, I think 
"identity.kde.org" _did_ get me a message with a reset link. This looks 
like it's Catch-22 if the system says it sent a token (to this email 
address) and nothing arrives. I have checked spam folders.

Is there any hope of getting in to your bug site? I'm not going to 
create another email address just for your site - I have a system going 
on 30 years and it works to keep 100's of contacts and authorizations 
not-to-messed-up. Usually it does the job, so changes with little 
justification are a non-starter.

FWIW, here is the email containing the first reset (it said it succeeded 
but I am refused when I try to sign in). I'm sorry, but I have no idea 
which secondary domain it thinks it reset the pswd for.

"

Hello rlaggren,

In order to reset the password for your account, please follow the link below.
If you did not request this, please inform the site administrator by replying to this email.

https://identity.kde.org/index.php?r=site/performPasswordReset&uid=rlaggren&token=dea092b1755c200cf3497db17ad31aa1cbcc8714

Thanks,
KDE Identity site administrators.

"


Thank you for whatever help here.

Rufus Laggren
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