If you still have your old S@h data folder, in particular your user_info.sah file, here's a special formthat can identify your original account from its contents.

I have a similar problem, however, the classic client was on a computer that has since died. Is there any other way besides the user_info.sah file?

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I have a similar problem... Old email accout is no longer valid, and the password is obviously not what I remembered. I have a directory full of old .sah files, however the provided link (where you paste the contents of user_info) did not assist in the password recovery. While I would love to recover the account which shows I began donating time in 1999 I'm not to worried about the "credits". Any other avenues that can be explored in the account recovery?

If you still have your old S@h data folder, in particular your user_info.sah file, here's a special formthat can identify your original account from its contents.

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Jim

Some people plan their life out and look back at the wealth they've had.
Others live life day by day and look back at the wealth of experiences and enjoyment they've had.

I used to have an qmail account at mymailbag.com and it since has been gone for quite some time. I cannot remember my password for it as it has been years. Is there any way to reset the password?

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