stas at stason
Dec 22, 2004, 1:43 PM
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Robert Spier wrote:
>>AFAIK it's an RT problem. Even if you go to the home page
>>http://rt.perl.org/perlbug/ and enter a ticket in a window suggesting
>>that this is a guest access, it'll still ask you for a password. I've
>>CC'ed Robert, who's the right person to ask about this.
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> Less of an RT problem, more of, "It's very hard to use Basic Auth and
> guest access" at the same URL without some black magic.
Robert, it doesn't have to be the same URL. Just add a simple new link on
each bug page, [This is a guest access link], so the next time we need to
link to a bug we will just use that link instead.
Besides I couldn't find what link I should use to that guest access link.
> I just made a tweak to the perlbug form so it might work now. If you
> look at the source of that page, you'll see an obvious
> username/password. (Please don't post it though. I know.. silly me.)
How is it going to help users who try to follow a link from an external
documentation? could I embed it in a URL?
> On my list is to develop a fast, clean, read-only, unauthenticated, RT
> frontend. But tuits are in short supply.
No problem, Robert. I just remember that the anon access did work at some
times but not at the others, so I've assumed that this is one of those
times when this doesn't work :)
Thanks for doing a great job, Robert.
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