Log in does not worked about funkwhale_ynh HOT 15 CLOSED

Version 0.17.0 is out now with the LDAP authentication: https://code.eliotberriot.com/funkwhale/funkwhale/commit/510844f31cc85fe9d2e43a47ed6322735743590e

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@llinfrance when you login on the front-end (not the admin area) with the same username/password, it's not working?

Can you share a screenshot of the error in the login form?

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@EliotBerriot can you help?

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Hi, can you please explain what do you mean by "I am able to log in to the admin section." ?

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I think @llinfrance means the Django interface i.e. /api/admin.
@llinfrance You have to use the same username which you had given at the time of installation and password is funkwhale. I hope you are not getting confused with this. If this don't work please clear your cache and try again.

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Thank you for your answers.

@anmol26s is right : I meant that I was able to log in the Django interface, which also means that the username/password are corrects.

Moreover, I already tried clearing the cache.

Do you know where should I looked to read any error messages ?

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Happens to me a lot too. I did several re-installs which did not work.
What I do now is to go into firefox's history and click "forget about this website" and everything works again.

I will try to send screenshots when it comes back. From what I remember, the login goes well and I receive an auth token, then when loading the library and stuff it says something like "username/password couple invalid". The error is not shown on screen, this is the HTTP error message associated with a 403, there is no error on screen, it just redirects to the login form as if the token expired.

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As you can see the login answered with a 200 but then the following calls answer with a 401.
On login the token is well received ({token: xxx})

This is on firefox.

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@PierrickBrun do you use any kind of plugin in your web browser that could mess with localstorage? Do you reproduce the issue in other browsers or when disabling your browser extensions?

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Hello guys, sorry for my long silence...

I did as @PierrickBrun mentionned, and it works partially. Clicking on "forget about this website" allowed me to log in ! Sometimes, I had to do it again as I am logged out after browsing somewhere in my funkwhale instance. (Firefox)

I try also with extensions disable, but it was the same. I have to "forget about this website". (Firefox)

I try also with Safari. It works. And then, I realized that the Administration showing in the left panel present in Safari was not present at all on Firefox ! I have no idea if this is related somehow.

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It is me again, I just realized something : when I am logged in on my yunohost account, I am logged out on my funkwhale instance and vice et versa !
It might be a clue ?

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Sorry I didn't have a chance to test again with a browser without add-ons (I need to be logged-in for a while on it before it happens).

What @llinfrance mentions about yunohost log-out is interesting, I use the same username on yunohost and funkwhale and that may be the cause of my problem too.
Also I think resolving #21 (and https://code.eliotberriot.com/funkwhale/funkwhale/issues/335) would correct it. Maybe we shouldn't waste time on this issue since the LDAP support is already planned and will handle it ?

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The testing branch is on 0.17 which has LDAP.
And the PR I just made #37 bumps it to the released version and turns LDAP on. Still needs work but it's there.

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Should work in the future: 3e44180

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For the sake of good order, I confirm this is fixed with the 0.17 update and LDAP support

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