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I don't know what happened but now I see only Facebook login to my OSQA install. Before that I had all login types enabled. |
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Could it be that the changes responsible were made some time ago, but they only took effect when the server got restarted? Have a look in the server logs and django log to see if there are any clues there. Do you have a backup of the site code as it was a week or two ago? Have you made any changes to the theme? Has anything happened to directory permissions?
(06 Jul '11, 09:55)
sorin
how many modifications to the SVN code do you have? Now you've got a backup, can you try reverting to trunk code, see how that works, then look at the differences in the code one by one to see what's causing this?
(06 Jul '11, 11:57)
Andrew_S ♦
The only modifications I made were to the theme, this means that I will have to compare the config file with the default one.
(06 Jul '11, 12:11)
sorin
try it with the default theme, to see if the problem goes away (or did you modify the default theme directly?)
(06 Jul '11, 13:20)
Andrew_S ♦
I already tried with default theme. What is stranger is that I have two instances and I got this problem only on the one running on corporate intranet. I will try to debug it later when I will return to the office. I really hate when there are not error messages :p
(06 Jul '11, 14:09)
sorin
You are probably having some problem loading the modules with the other auth type. Check the log under log/django.osqa.log.
(06 Jul '11, 16:04)
Hernani Cerq... ♦♦
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Are you saying that this spontaneously occurred and that you updated no project files, modified no config files, made no database changes. etc?
What is BT?
I know, seams strange but I am investigating now. I just make a svn update but this was after the problem occured.
Oops, it was a type, I ment Facebook login, it is the only one that appears and works. Still I do not see the other list of OpenID providers.