Sign In/Register Errors -- Self Hosted about unmark HOT 7 CLOSED

Just curious... Is your password made of one capital letter, at least one number... like -

Abcdks45

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At least one of the password combos I tried did have caps and #s. I've tried numerous combos though and it doesn't seem to make a difference.

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perhaps the devs will look into this and find the error. They're still actively developing the app and I'm not sure they'd sabotage their own app to not let people register. Please be patient... :)

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@see8ch The app does have minimal password requirements - both hosted and local versions - so you'll need to follow those in order to create an account. Also, a valid email address.

However, if you previously had a Nilai account (Unmark was previously known as Nilai) you'll need to log in with that account. You can always ask to reset your password if you've forgotten it.

Let us know if you continue to have this issue.

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Same issues with local version w/ MAMP. When trying to register new account, error message is empty.

Using valid email and follow the minimal password requirements from the pubic site.

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I'm getting the same problem. After some debugging it seems that the json call is returning a 404 error message when I post the registration form and the user function in application/controllers/register.php is not called.

I've not been able to track down what's causing the 404 :/ The 404 error is coming from the index function in the application/controllers/json.php. Commenting out the parent::redirectIfNotInternal() call in the constructor of application/controllers/register.php allows the registration form to be posted and the user record created in the database. After that I can get to the /marks page with is completely blank, as in no HTML returned.

OK, I've found the culprit of the redirect. I'm running unmark on a non standard port so need to add the port to the URL, the isSameHost() function in application/core/Plain_Controller.php doesn't match as the $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] values includes the port (localhost:8181) where as $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] does not (localhost). This causes the $host and $origin not to match and isSameHost() return false.

I've added a check include the port number in isSameHost() so if the site is running an separate port this is taken into account.

    protected function isSameHost()
    {
        // Going to execute this better, need to think about it
        $host   = (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'])) ? strtolower($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']) : null;
        $origin = (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'])) ? strtolower(parse_url($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'], PHP_URL_HOST)) : null;
        return (! empty($origin) && ! empty($host) && ($host == $origin || $host == ($origin . ':' . $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT']))) ? true : false;
    }

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We have updated this to support the above. Update is in https://github.com/plainmade/unmark/releases/tag/1.2.6. Going to close this, if further issues please feel free to re-open.

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