ich habe Discourse auf meinem Server installiert, und es lief lange Zeit problemlos.
Nach dem letzten Update sind jedoch alle Benutzerkonten – einschließlich der Administratoren – nicht mehr in der Lage, sich einzuloggen.
Nach einiger Zeit habe ich vermutet, dass es sich um ein Plugin-Problem handelt. Daher habe ich alle Plugins entfernt und ./launcher rebuild app ausgeführt, um eine reine Vanilla-Version zu erhalten, aber das hat auch nicht geholfen. Derzeit scheint unsere Seite schreibgeschützt zu sein, und es können keine Aktionen außer dem Lesen von Threads durchgeführt werden.
Bei jedem Absenden des Login-Formulars wird folgendes angezeigt, und wir haben keine Ahnung, was das bedeutet:
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It looks like one of your plugins is not compatible with the current version of Discourse. I suggest removing all third party (non-official) plugins and rebuilding.
Do you have this behind cloudflare or anything like that? @sam do you see anything in the pictured JS console errors that would indicate what is the issue?
We have consider that issue too, therefore a month ago we completely disabled all Cloudflare features, will also consider moving out Cloudflare since it brings enough troubles for us.
Will there be any override that I can force my current session as an admin? In that way I can get into the backend and see what’s the log telling
I manage a small discourse forum for an opensource project and we have something that looks like the same problem. The error is exactly the same with google chrome, but is different with firefox : the login dialog works normally, the page is refreshed but it does not log me in (screenshots bellow).
It’s a dedicated host, and it doesn’t change much if I rebuild with beta, previous beta, or “tests-passed”. We don’t use cloudfare, but it’s behind a nginx reverse proxy (nothing too fancy). The discourse container is http, but nginx serves it in https through the reverse proxy, if that makes any difference.
I would appreciate any idea if there is something I can try.
Hello. I tried to run it without the nginx reverse proxy and it did not resolve the issue. Will run a reinstall tomorrow except if anyone think about something that could help by that time.
I noticed that by default, the launcher rebuild script was checking out the “tests-passed” version. Is it a bit dangerous ? should it be beta ? When I update from the admin web screen, it update to the most recent beta instead ?
I had to launch a rebuild before the problem appeared because the host ip from inside the container changed. The host is also my mailserver, and the mail config was in app.yml.
Is it possible that with the rebuild, I updated to a version that somehow corrupted the config ? (I launched the rebuild around 11/02/2016 07:00 PM if that’s any help).