Seeking any feedback challenges or successes with 15.4.2 ?
ok, even "anonymous" logins were no longer possible.... (tried ftp, sftp, http)
when I set a new password for the user(s), it seems to work again
are we really back to the time when users with passwords that still use the old MD5 encryption are no longer allowed to log in?
We are having issues like that with our deployment as well. The vast majority of our users are LDAP users however we do have some local users.
What we are seeing is users will login and they will get a message saying "Operation was successful" and then when they click OK all they see is the login screen. If they try to login again they see a never ending spinning wheel. If they hit refresh while they see the spinning wheel sometimes it will log them in.
Oddly enough my account has not had the issue at all and even after trying 10+ times I was not able to recreate the issue with my account. I can recreate the issue every time with other accounts.
Thankfully, it looks like logging in using an SFTP client (like FileZilla) is not impacted. Which means 90%+ of our usage is not impacted by this issue.
I am going to be opening a ticket here in a few minutes. Hopefully they are able to release a HF to fix this sooner than later.
Call into support and they should give you a "Buddy Drop" which fixes the issue. I don't know what a "Buddy Drop" is but it looked like a Hot Fix, so I assume "Buddy Drop" is code for a pre released hotfix.
The process too less than 2 minutes to install and everything looks to be working great now. The "Buddy Drop" version shows up as 15.4.2.127.
Hot Fix 1 for 15.4.2 is out and should address these problems:
* Inconsistent HTTP session authentication when the password used contains special characters.
* Group administrators can create access to restricted file system directories.
* Sporadic failure to establish SSH connection under specific network conditions.
* New web client corrupts the user's password when the user's password is changed.
best regards,
Markus
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