Open RDmitchell opened 10 months ago
This should be working on dev2 now. Can you try changing a password again?
Instance: dev2 SHA: b3c6784d2
When I click the Forgot Password on the login page, and then enter my email address, in this case rdmitchell+408@lbl.gov, I get the following email to reset my password You're receiving this email because you requested a password reset for your user account at SEED / Dev 2.
Please go to the following page and choose a new password:
Your username, in case you’ve forgotten: rdmitchell+408@lbl.gov
Thanks for using our site!
The SEED / Dev 2 team
However, when I click the link, I get this message.
@anchapin did this issue get resolved?
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This is still an issue on all of our deployments - attempting to reset your password does not send an email (to junk or otherwise)
I received emails from both dev1 and dev2 in my primary inbox from rdmitchell@lbl.gov, however the provided link url is incorrect. It currently directs to an amazon aws domain instead of the seed instance.
ex: the url provided in the email was https://a641c143e406f466a95fdd38695ab895-312368394.us-east-1.elb.amazonaws.com/accounts/password/reset/confirm/NTcx/cc5gxn-4cc7d5fceca9c98b51d0ac30be735675/
however the feature works if you replace "https://a641c143e406f466a95fdd38695ab895-312368394.us-east-1.elb.amazonaws.com" with "https://dev2.seed-platform.org/"
@perryr16, could we use the site.domain to create the URL instead so we can make sure it goes to the right place?
you should be able to get it from the "Site" model object, site.domain.
This could also be a misconfiguration of dev1/dev2 if that site object is not set correctly...
@kflemin, yeah when testing locally the site.domain is incorrect. It can be changed pretty easily on an instance by instance basis. The steps are listed here but it would need to be done by someone with access to those instances. Another option would be to create a SITE_DOMAIN
env variable on each instance and run a migration that uses that env var to set the site domain.
instance: dev2 SHA: b0703cba6
I tried to reset the password for one of my SEED accounts. I didn't get an error, but I also didn't get an email to reset it.