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Todd Bluhm commented on COUCHDB-1818:
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The issues it was causing with futon was an in ability to delete or create dbs.
Going into a db and clicking delete would not delete the db. If I performed a
server restart it would fix the issue. I came across this issue after running a
test suite for a web framework I was working on. The tests repeatedly added and
delete an admin for each test (about 6 tests). So it may be a bug with
repetition rather than single use. As for how the config file deletes
properties, I was not aware that was how it occurred, so when I saw the
"TestAdmin= " I incorrectly assumed that was the issue. I filed a bug just in
case anyone else ran into a similar issue.
> Deleting Admin using REST API does not completely delete the admin in the
> local.ini file
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> Key: COUCHDB-1818
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COUCHDB-1818
> Project: CouchDB
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: HTTP Interface, Infrastructure
> Reporter: Todd Bluhm
>
> Using Couchdb 1.3
> When using the REST API to delete an admin user that was inserted using the
> REST API, only that admin's password is deleted from the local.ini file,
> while the admin's username remains under the [admins] section of the
> local.ini file.
> Steps to Reproduce:
> 1. System in Admin Party mode.
> 2. User creates admin using REST API (PUT _config/admins/TestAdmin)
> 3. User deletes admin using REST API (DELETE _config/admins/TestAdmin)
> 4. Inspect the local.ini file and notice under [admins]: "TestAdmin = "
> Results:
> If in admin party mode afterwards, it can cause issues with futon and the
> REST API.
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