Here's a fun error for when you have users with butterfingers like me. When logging into the local version (http://192.168.60.14), if the user presses enter before entering their password, it brings them to a 403 Forbidden page.
There doesn't seem to be robust error handling for typos, etc. My hacky workaround was vagrant destroy && vagrant up but there is surely a better way. 😁
ETA: maybe I should leave the username and password blank in the all config?
OK, sounds like I should leave it blank. I'd recommend making that a bit more explicit in the README (looks like Shawn ran into similar questions around that in #8).
Here's a fun error for when you have users with butterfingers like me. When logging into the local version (http://192.168.60.14), if the user presses enter before entering their password, it brings them to a 403 Forbidden page.
There doesn't seem to be robust error handling for typos, etc. My hacky workaround was
vagrant destroy && vagrant up
but there is surely a better way. 😁ETA: maybe I should leave the username and password blank in the
all
config?