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> I like this option far less than my suggestion that anyone who
> wanted to disable password resets would have to upload a PGP or SSH
> key first.
> =20
> =20
I suppose if people are so concerned about disabling password resets, the=
n it isn't really unreasonable to expect them to send public keys to you =
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