Login Links are occasionally are marked as used before the user can actually use the link to log in. This results in dreamjub displaying a general log-in error. @kuboschek speculated that this happens because e-mail clients try to pre-buffer the website thereby placing a GET request which uses the token. The login token could either only be marked as 'used' once the website actually loaded; or the login token system could be changed so that tokens become invalid after e.g. three minutes instead of after the first use.
I am not a contributing developer to this project, nor experienced with Django, and thus can't judge the proposed solutions' feasibility, nor if the actual problem is caused by the aforementioned.
Login Links are occasionally are marked as used before the user can actually use the link to log in. This results in dreamjub displaying a general log-in error. @kuboschek speculated that this happens because e-mail clients try to pre-buffer the website thereby placing a GET request which uses the token. The login token could either only be marked as 'used' once the website actually loaded; or the login token system could be changed so that tokens become invalid after e.g. three minutes instead of after the first use.
I am not a contributing developer to this project, nor experienced with Django, and thus can't judge the proposed solutions' feasibility, nor if the actual problem is caused by the aforementioned.