Fix AttributeError and HTTP Configuration for Fedora Login Authentication #1725
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…or resolving server errors during login Added New file Auth_ERROR-README.md with the description on how to fix this error
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…or resolving server errors during login Added New file Auth_ERROR-README.md with the description on how to fix this error
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Looking at the guide it would be better to fix the issue itself than adding a workaround documentation. I will look at the social_sqlalchemy issue and try to fix that.
Also the documentation is in https://github.com/fedora-infra/anitya/tree/master/docs, adding new README will be just confusing.
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This change shouldn't be done here, but better here, as we only want dev environment to run as HTTP not anything else.
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| To resolve the AttributeError, replace `encodestring` with `encodebytes` in the affected file (`storage.py` within the `social_sqlalchemy` package). To resolve the server errors when logging in, change the Flask application configuration to run over HTTP instead of HTTPS. | ||
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This looks like the issue is with old social_sqlalchemy dependency. I will look into that.
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I would recommend to remove this file altogether and I need to fix the dev environment as I wasn't aware that there are issues.
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Okay, I just removed them
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I think we can close it as there are no files added, but you can write your solution to issue you created so it's documented. |
Description:
Changes Made:
base64.encodestringwithbase64.encodebytesto resolve theAttributeErrorencountered during authentication with Fedora login in the Flask application.Details:
Replacement of
encodestring:The
AttributeErrorwas raised due to the usage of the deprecatedencodestringattribute of thebase64module. In Python 3,encodestringhas been deprecated and replaced withencodebytes. This change ensures compatibility with Python 3 and resolves the error.HTTP Configuration Update:
The Flask application was configured to run over HTTPS by default, causing server errors when logging in due to mismatched protocols. To address this issue, the
SERVER_NAMEconfiguration variable in thewsgi.pyfile was modified to use HTTP instead of HTTPS.Steps Taken:
AttributeError(storage.pywithin thesocial_sqlalchemypackage).storage.pyfile in a text editor.base64.encodestringwithbase64.encodebytes.wsgi.pyfile to set theSERVER_NAMEconfiguration variable to use HTTP (http://localhost:5000).Additionally I have created a file named Auth_ERROR_README.md where you can see full steps to resolve this