When I try to log into my project, I'm defaulted to the OpenID login page. I click on the link for a regular sign in, and I can then see my e-mail address and password fields filled in. After I click sign in, a dinosaur animation kicks in, but my log-in fails due to an OpenID error.
As an aside, my fix has been hitting the "Forgotten Password" link and then having the link to reset my password sent to me every morning. When I click on the link, I'm automatically signed into my "Edit Profile" page. When I then try and change my password, just in case a faulty password was the problem, I get an error saying "E-mail has already been taken". Either way, I can then just click on a link in the header and be taken to my project.
The first issue is, of course, more critical. Is this a bug? Or something I'm doing incorrectly on my side?
#1 Posted by Will Duncan on 28 Oct, 2009 06:30 PM
It looks like there are two profiles for your email. One did not appear to belong to anything in Lighthouse though, so I've cleared it out for the time being.
Could you please try resetting your email again? It should work.
#2 Posted by Dan Ubilla on 28 Oct, 2009 06:46 PM
Thanks for your help, Will. I was able to change my password, but that did not end up fixing my first problem as I expected.
If I sign in with my e-mail address, [email blocked], and my new password at the url /login, Lighthouse still tries to sign me in through OpenId where I receive the following error
OpenID verification failed: Invalid openid.mode: cancelhttps://3dvia.lighthouseapp.com/login?remember_me=1
Could it be the hidden div 'openid_region' that contains a hidden field 'openid_field'? When I delete this using firebug and sign-in I'm authenticated correctly.
#3 Posted by Rick on 13 Nov, 2009 06:54 PM
This happens when people fill out both the email and openid fields, or when client applications like Mozilla Weave do this for you. I'm pushing a fix this weekend that should take care of it.
Rick closed this discussion on 13 Nov, 2009 06:54 PM.
Dan Ubilla re-opened this discussion on 13 Nov, 2009 06:58 PM
#4 Posted by Dan Ubilla on 13 Nov, 2009 06:58 PM
Yes! It must have been Mozilla Weave. Brilliant catch, thank you plenty, and best of luck with the fix.
#5 Posted by System on 13 Nov, 2009 10:06 PM
This discussion was assigned to ticket 560.
Nicole closed this discussion on 18 Feb, 2010 09:49 PM.