No registeration link / No login details

[mehrdadasadiut]

Expected behaviour

Login credentials / registeration link
Actually the guidelines for this type of installation did not mention even how to add users.

Actual behaviour

No such credentials available / no link available

Steps to reproduce the behaviour

Install cairis using " Installation and configuration of server with account registration via GitHub (automated) "

Version of CAIRIS

latest

Details of browser or, if applicable, details of the OS used to host CAIRIS

FireFox / UBUNTU 20.4

[mehrdadasadiut]

However, there is a link for registration on remote clients. But it does not work.

[mehrdadasadiut]

Server side logs.

[failys]

Did you setup your server as per the 'server with account registration' instructions here: https://cairis.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install.html#installation-and-configuration-of-server-with-account-registration-via-github-automated . Also, Firefox is known to be problematic; Chromium (or indeed any browser other than Firefox) might be your best bet once you're setup (I'm conscious the problem here is on the server rather than the browser).

[mehrdadasadiut]

in Chrome the registeration / forget password icon is shown but it does not work as I mentioned in previous image.
I followed this:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade -y && sudo apt install curl -y && sudo apt install net-tools -y && curl -s https://cairis.org/serverInstall.sh | bash -s my-secret-pw mymailserver.com 465 admin@mymailserver.com mypassword

with appropriate values of myself ofc.

[failys]

I need to do a bit of digging around to get to the bottom of this issue. The issue is almost certainly not with the CAIRIS code, but with the open-source dependencies it uses (likely Flask Security). In the meantime, have you tried adding account manually on the server? That should give you a workaround for now at least.

[mehrdadasadiut]

I am curious also but do not know how to to do that to see if login bottom also has bug or not. Could you please give a hand?

[failys]

If the login button had a bug then you wouldn't be able to login into the live demo at https://demo.cairis.org.

[mehrdadasadiut]

How I can add a user manually to see if CAIRIS logs me in on a remote client or not?

[failys]

It's documented here: https://cairis.readthedocs.io/en/latest/maintenance.html

[failys]

BTW - of the current issues, the inability to register will be a priority for me to look at. However, as maintaining CAIRIS isn't my day job, it might be a few days until I get the time to look at this. However, it's an open source project so, if you or your colleagues have a bit of time on your hands, you're more than welcome to submit a pull request if you get to the bottom of this dependency issue.

[mehrdadasadiut]

I will use the manual registeration for now as you already provided the guideline.
Yes our priority is also the registration and a working cairis. We are a bit lack in dev staffs and currently had hard time to fix the issue and bring it up at least to first home page.
Thanks for your help and consideration

[mehrdadasadiut]

btw, the manual registration is working.

[failys]

If you want to try doing a clean install of a server with self-registration, this should now be working. It took a bit longer than I hoped to fix this as I had to unpack the AuthN workflow to account for changes to the way SQLAlchemy now works. Things look good with the test cases, my own installation of a server with self-registration, and with the live demo, so - hopefully - things should be good for you too.

[failys]

Closing for now, but we can re-open if this isn't resolved, or open a new issue if we find other problems off the back of this.