I'm not sure this if this is a bug, as I haven't totally wrapped my mind
around it, but we've had some bizarre behavior that I wanted to put on
the radar.
Ever since we upgraded to 2.11 in Dec., we've had occasional situations
where our automated book drops would start reporting the wrong OU
Unfortunately, at the time I caught this in the logs, we were only
logging warn, so I don't see the init call. The method we were using to
call init was not using nonce.
I've located a nice example in SIP.pm and will make a code change to use
it in our init call going forward!
On
Bill,
Can you find the log entries for the offending sessions (should all be
around 6am, obv) for calls to open-ils.auth.authenticate.init? The
first parameter is the username and the second is the nonce
(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5050932/nonce-usage-in-authentication)
used to
Ah! I assumed that your bookdrops were using SIP2. There you go,
nonce to the rescue!
Thanks,
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On Wed, Feb 8, 2017
Hi all,
Thanks to everyone who applied the 2.12beta targets to their bugs and
who talked with me over the past few days on the status of their code.
We have many LP bugs now with the 2.12 target applied -
http://bit.ly/2kSdVdG.
At this time, I'm putting out a general call to core committers
