$ sudo script/console production >> user = User.first => <STRIPPED_MESSAGE_FROM_THE_SERVER> >> user.login = "wtrumbitta" => "wtrumbitta" >> user.save >> quit
That solved the issue. I think that someone should code something about that... Somethink like: - validate input on creation of every user, not allowing a . in the login OR - handle properly somewhere in the code the . in the login In corporate environments, having a . in your username is very likely to happen... :) Sorry not being a Ruby guy, so I can't fix this myself! Cheers, Wiz -- To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]
