just a thought, but do your users have complex passwords with interesting
punctuation? are they using single or double quotes when providing
usernames/passwords and require complex escaping of punctuation?
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Generally speaking, the contents of a password should never be a problem.
We don't store passwords, just hashes (we use Django's implementation of
the PBKDF2 algorithm), and compare against those. This is assuming that the
auth backend isn't doing anything special with the password, but I know
Hi John,
Yeahh that's annoying. Haystack logs this for User objects because Django
doesn't have a field that's updated whenever profile data updates. I'd love
to fix this, but the workarounds are.. unclean.
While not ideal, as it could mask other issues, you could always try
redirecting stderr
Hi,
I am trying to add a Perforce repository and am getting the following trace
when adding a password, using both ticket and password authentication.
Anything I am missing here ? Thanks in Advance for the help.
Regards,
Suresh.
TypeError at /mscrb/admin/db/scmtools/repository/2/
[resent to list]
On the index update, OK. I can redirect stdout/stderr and log something
on bad exitcode instead.
Pre-upgrade, the system was running RB 1.6.9 and Postgres 8.4 (installed
from a Postgres repo rather than Ubuntu, though that probably doesn't
matter). When I tried the 1.6.9 ->
Something is messed up with your Python and/or openssl. This isn't a Review
Board issue.
Python 2.7.5 is quite old (over 6 years). I highly recommend upgrading to
the latest 2.7.x if you can.
-David
On Tue, Jul 23, 2019 at 10:16 AM Suresh Burra
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to add a Perforce
