Submitted as Issue 1536.
Thanks,
Michael
On Mar 9, 3:26 pm, Christian Hammond chip...@chipx86.com wrote:
Would you mind filing a bug so we can track it for 1.5? This sounds bad and
I want to make sure it doesn't slip.
I've looked through the code and can't determine why this would happen
A couple of questions about alternatives for me:
1. I figure I can have everyone create a local username that matches
their AD login name.
If I later on turn on AD in RB can I do something to the database to
effectively switch those users to AD without having to delete and
recreate accounts?
Hi Michael,
If AD is set, Review Board will use AD to authenticate for that user,
regardless of whether there was previously a user entry created with the
built-in authentication mechanism. What will happen is that there will be a
database entry for that user created through either method, and if
I'm actually having the same problem (I think).
I can set up a site, create an admin user with a name that I know is
not in AD, set RB to use AD, then become totally locked out of that
site.
AD doesn't work and the admin login doesn't work anymore.
I have to just delete the site and recreate it
Would you mind filing a bug so we can track it for 1.5? This sounds bad and
I want to make sure it doesn't slip.
I've looked through the code and can't determine why this would happen
unless the server was in fact claiming that the user exists.
Christian
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I'd be happy with that. To my knowledge, there aren't any patches for this
today.
Christian
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On Sat, Mar 6, 2010 at 10:06 PM, Ravi Kondamuru arkay.al...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi Ravi,
This all sounds like the settings saving bug. Try saving your auth settings
and then restarting Apache.
What's happening is that different Apache threads are seeing different
versions of the settings, instead of staying in sync like they should be. So
depending on what instance is
Hi Christian,
After restarting apache. the admin login is failing. I cant login using the
AD username/passwd login also.
Since login page is using SSL and I setup LDAP to use TLS, I cant see whats
going on.
I am guessing for admin user, RB is authenticating with AD. But I cant
explain why AD user
Is this only happening with the newer release, and not an older one? I don't
know what would have changed to affect this between the releases.
I recommend checking the log file (assuming logging is turned on) and seeing
if there are any errors.
Christian
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