NathanVaughn
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3 weeks ago Uh, I'm not sure. Do you have an example of one of these disposable passwords? I also tried with PostgreSQL, starting with badwtpassword and then changed it to 6AJSI9rpxR2m$w*5AHB24oXj^dL^sR3T8JdC3wHJwU%B0B52GxE*K#2C#zkmSLb6yXZsI4QTJWz$T2xwS1q!e29FJ5J*O3@vTw9BIg2kEka**WIwc^&TDyYoJwR1t8Ho and it saved fine. I'm using Chrome.
It would be good to check the network console in your browser devtools when the page submits, but I found it tricky since webtrees immediately redirects you to the homepage after changing your password.
Just installed Webtrees (v2.1.20) and postgres 16 within a Docker Stack.
I had trouble installing it using a strong password in the compose statement, as I was unable to login with it afterwards. I then started over and used a simple 8 character password of mikepail. This allowed me to login.
After getting it up and running, I went to the admin page so I could change to a proper, strong password. I created one within my password manager (about 16 characters, none special) and saved to the password manager and then pasted it and saved the changes in the Webtrees interface. I then logged out and attempted to log back in. The new password, which I am confident is being entered correctly because of the use of a password manager, is not being accepted.
I am now locked out and will have to re-install again since there is no SMTP mail server configuration that would allow a password reset to work.
Any idea what might ba happening on password changes? Too long and truncating, character issues, etc?
Mike