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In newer versions, registration screen prevents test environment to be debugged properly.
We are assisting a user with a yetiforce 6.5 installation that requires some tuning and some custom workflows to be created for their business.
Since they have added many custom fields and I need to work with realistic data, we tried to clone their installation into my local development server (virtualbox VM on my system).
Since 6.5, the registration system forces the environment a re-registration check which forced us to re-assemble the develompent site with internet connection in order to succeed in the re-registration, but then the following morning the registration in prompted again with "Authentication failed" status. Thus, we're unable to proceed in testing the custom workflow functions.
The environment responds to yeti.something.local, so it's not meant to be publicly accessible.
Is there really no way to bypass this??
Environment
Version / Name
YetiForce
6.5
Web server (name and version)
Debian 11 on local virtualbox VM
PHP
8.0 - 8.1
Browser (name and version)
chrome 125
Operating System (name and version)
windows 11
Database (name and version)
mariadb 10
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In newer versions, registration screen prevents test environment to be debugged properly.
We are assisting a user with a yetiforce 6.5 installation that requires some tuning and some custom workflows to be created for their business.
Since they have added many custom fields and I need to work with realistic data, we tried to clone their installation into my local development server (virtualbox VM on my system).
Since 6.5, the registration system forces the environment a re-registration check which forced us to re-assemble the develompent site with internet connection in order to succeed in the re-registration, but then the following morning the registration in prompted again with "Authentication failed" status. Thus, we're unable to proceed in testing the custom workflow functions.
The environment responds to yeti.something.local, so it's not meant to be publicly accessible.
Is there really no way to bypass this??
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: