> > def register(): > """ > exposes: > http://..../[app]/account/register > """ > form = auth.register() > if form.process().accepted: > session.email = form.vars.email > session.password = form.vars.password > redirect(URL('registered')) > > return dict(form=form) > > > Don't do the subsequent form.process(). auth.register() already handles the form processing, so you are doing it a second time. Instead, if there's something you want to do after registration is successful, you should register an auth.settings.register_onaccept callback function (see http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/9#Settings-and-messages).
I suspect the email send is actually failing and the initial db insert is getting rolled back as usual. But by calling form.process() again, you are re-inserting the record. Also, although response.flash was set to the error message, your redirect causes response.flash to be reset (if you want a flash message to survive a redirect, you have to set session.flash). This doesn't tell us why the mail is failing to send, but it indicates why you're not seeing the usual results of a failure. Anthony
