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#44 | FIXED | Basic user profile page, also bios | ||
Description |
Say we have the user cwebber, and we want to find out all about cwebber! A little bio, what are the latest images, etc. Accessing: [http://mediagoblin.example.org/\ :sub:`cwebber/](http://mediagoblin.example.org/`\ cwebber/) Should show a few of the latest images (not all, that's [http://mediagoblin.example.org/\ :sub:`cwebber/gallery/](http://mediagoblin.example.org/`\ cwebber/gallery/) ) and also a personal bio, if a user has provided one. Additionally `http://mediagoblin.example.org/settings/profile/ <http://mediagoblin.example.org/settings/profile/>`_ should allow me to change my profile (for now, just adding a simple bio is fine). It would be great to wrap that work into this ticket. |
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#72 | FIXED | "Lost password?" functionality ("Change password" functionality possibly embedded in case) | ||
Description |
A user needs to be able to reset and recover his/her password. When doing so, my initial plan is to - Generate a new password \* Generate a password hash for the newly generated password \* Overwrite the old hash with the new hash \* Set some kind of "user\_has\_forgotten\_password" or "requested\_to\_change\_password" value so that the user is pushed towards changing his/her password, thus avoiding any security issues related to the transfer of the password in plain text to the user. - Email the password to the user \* Ask the user to change his/her password \* Reset the "requested\_to\_change\_password" flag \* Update the generated password with the new password |
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#75 | FIXED | tagging | ||
Description |
This feature request covers tagging images with a series of words/phrases related to the image. For example: - vacation - Florida - Mark - goofy Chris said this in the 0.0.3 planning meeting: :: Tagging -- In what sense? good question, we should at least make a ticket :) probably tagging like MediaEntry['tags'] = ['photo', 'baby'] is good enough |
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