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| #5587 | fixed | Drop fastcgi as a deployment option from our documentation | ||
| Description |
We get occasional bug reports of people having trouble deploying fastcgi on Python 3. Since the Relevant documentation files are: docs/source/siteadmin/deploying.rst docs/source/siteadmin/configuration.rst Should also remove it from the paste config file: paste.ini Probably also worth checking the wiki. |
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| #5079 | fixed | Duplicate key error when tagging media "tag" and "#tag" | ||
| Description |
I have a user who was getting server errors when uploading media. He was tagging his upload as "tag,#tag". "tag", "#tag", "Tag", and possibly other permutations are given the same tag number in my postgresql database. mediagoblin-prod=# select distinct tag from core__media_tags where name='tag'; tag ------ 1742 (1 row) mediagoblin-prod=# select distinct tag from core__media_tags where name='#tag'; tag ------ 1742 (1 row) mediagoblin-prod=# select distinct tag from core__media_tags where name='Tag'; tag ------ 1742 (1 row)
This causes a foreign key constraint violation when attempting to add "#tag" to Error - <class 'sqlalchemy.exc.IntegrityError'>: (IntegrityError) duplicate key value violates unique constraint "core__media_tags_tag_media_entry_key"
DETAIL: Key (tag, media_entry)=(337, 3534) already exists.
'INSERT INTO core__media_tags (media_entry, tag, name) VALUES (%(media_entry)s, %(tag)s, %(name)s) RETURNING core__media_tags.id' {'tag': 337, 'name': u'#tag', 'media_entry': 3534}
I can reproduce this error by uploading by own media tagged as "tag,#tag". Interestingly, if I tag the media as "tag,tag" then I do not get the foreign key constraint violation. If we can ignore duplicate identical tags in the upload (tag, tag), then I think it would be good if we could also ignore tags which result in duplicate tag numbers in the table. breton suggested I tag with under the 0.8.0 milestone. |
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| #340 | wontfix | E-mail messages should include IP address of the person who caused the mailing. | ||
| Description |
E-mail messages send by request from the Web (e.g. e-mail address verification e-mail, password recovery e-mail) should include the IP address of the requester. That will help the receiver decide if the message is legitimate. A minor privacy issue might exist (message with the IP address going through mail servers). |
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