The super user is able to answer questions no problem but a regular user cannot. Instead they get an error 500 server error. You can check it out yourself:

http://zinf.org:8082

super user: id:doug pass:letmein2

regular user: id:testuser pass:letmein2

I used the instructions here to install centos and have also logged my experience to help others who might follow the same path:

http://meta.osqa.net/questions/3868/can-i-pay-somebody-to-get-osqa-working-on-centos

Thanks for your help in advance, Doug

asked 16 Jul '10, 15:11

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In settings_local.py set DEBUG = True and restart. This will give you full error traces that you can post here. Remember to change back when you're done.

(16 Jul '10, 15:40) Tim Whittington

Are you using the latest revision? We saw this with Python 2.6 a few days ago, but had a fix for it pretty quickly.

(16 Jul '10, 15:42) matt ♦♦

I followed the instructions here and its all fixed:

http://meta.osqa.net/questions/2424/500-error-with-users

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answered 16 Jul '10, 17:38

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