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Corey Trager posted a comment on discussion Help
I think this is a clue to the problem: https://blog.gigamon.com/2021/07/14/what-is-tls-1-2-and-why-should-you-still-care/ Your solution, adding that line, makes sense. You have BugTracker.NET source code - you can just add it yourself (but I'm not sure where). I'm currently not set up to really test things. If you figure out where to add it, can you let me know? I've been using an old cable modem with an admin website on it. The last time I tried to visit that website the browsers said they couldn't...
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This is just from googling the error message: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/81991/a-potentially-dangerous-request-form-value-was-detected-from-the-client Sorry, I'm not planning on investigating or fixing this.
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https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/40844/after-moving-database-backup-restore-i-have-to-re-add-user https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/1590/understanding-and-dealing-with-orphaned-users-in-a-sql-server-database/
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Same problem. I don't know how, but somehow you created the database badly. It has the tables and columns but not the extra stuff that automatically fills in dates, ids, etc.
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There seems to be something wrong with how your database was created. Here is the code for creating the sessions table. Notice that the se_date field is automatically populated: create table sessions ( se_id char(37) constraint pk_sessions primary key not null, se_date datetime not null default(getdate()), se_user int not null ) I googled "getdate returns null" and read some posts, but I'm not convinced that getdate can ever return null. Double check that your database was created correctly.
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I would google "503 service unavailable iis" which will probably give you a frustratingly high number of possible causes for you to rule out.
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Sorry for the delayed response. These days I'm using Linux, so I can't quickly check it out.
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The db is not a factor. Even if you had not created a database, you would at least have seen a login page saying no database. The "about.html" can be useful for just seeing if plain old HTML works. If not, maybe check whether you have a syntax error in Web.config? I dunno. if that works, then there's a "hello.aspx" which is a super simple page that doesn't even try to access the db. Please post whatever you learn.
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Search this forum for "colorder". I made a bad design decision which results in some problems when you move the db from one server to another. I don't remember the details of the fix - it's been years - so even I would just end up searching this forum for "colorder" to remember what the fix is.
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The "select permission was denied" is not from my app. It's related to trying to move a database from one sql server to another, so google for that kind of stuff.
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Your IIS doesn't know about ASP.NET
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I'm pretty sure this is not related to my code, just your configuration of IIS/ASP.NET. You can try browsing to just my "about.html" page, which is just plain html, no server side C#, as a first step. If you have trouble with that, you know it's a pretty basic IIS config problem. Then you can try browsing to "hello.aspx" which has some simple C#. It doesn't connect to the database or anything, doesn't care about my Web.config settings. If that doesn't work, then you know you have a problem with how...
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The bad news: I'm not planning on any more releases of BugTracker.NET, unless there's some sort of security vulnerability that's not TOO hard for me to fix. The good news: I am working on a rewrite of BugTracker.NET. It's NOT going to be compatible with the database but maybe someday I'll have a migration script. The new app, Budoco, is here: https://github.com/ctrager/budoco Budoco stands for BUgtracker.net on DOtnet COre. It runs on dotnet core 5 and uses postgres, so it no longer is strickly windows....
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No, I have no plans to work on that.
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See the file workflow.cs
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Are you saying that the user is wrongly being given more power than he should have? I can't tell from the screenshots that there's something wrong. I apologize, but I created this feature so long ago that I don't remember anything about it, so if you think it's working incorrectly, you will have to give me a detailed explanation.
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See the file workflow.cs
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fixed global.asax map path, release 368
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Am I ten years too late? I think I fixed this in the latest release, 367, which I just posted. Seems to work in Integrated "DefaultAppPool" mode.
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It only took me eleven years but I think I fixed this in the release I just posted, 367.
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release 367
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fixed request not available in this context
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cleaning up notes
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made web.config getting started easier
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notes to self
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Not via configuration. You would have to change code. See the file "workflow.cs". It's intended to be a file for you to change.
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See the file POPClient.cs, which I use but didn't write. I think what gets called is this, so, yes, potentially TLS: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.net.security.sslstream.authenticateasclient?view=netframework-4.8#System_Net_Security_SslStream_AuthenticateAsClient_System_String_
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See the file POPClient.cs, which I use but didn't write. I think what gets called is this, so, yes, potentially TLS: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.net.security.sslstream.authenticateasclient?view=netframework-4.8#System_Net_Security_SslStream_AuthenticateAsClient_System_String_
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See the file POPClient.cs, which I use but didn't write. I think what gets called is this, so, yes, potentially TLS: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.net.security.sslstream.authenticateasclient?view=netframework-4.8#System_Net_Security_SslStream_AuthenticateAsClient_System_String_
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use the truncate table sql command, which is different than just deleting all the bugs
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use the truncate table sql command, which is different than just deleting all the bugs
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use the truncate table sql command, which is different than just deleting all the bugs
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From: https://ifdefined.com/doc_bug_tracker_queries.html Sometimes the logic to alter your query gets confused by some unusual construction in your SQL, like confusing a subquery's WHERE clause with the main query's WHERE clause. If there is an error, check the BugTracker.NET log to see what the SQL looked like AFTER it was modified. If it appears that the logic is confused, then you can give the logic a "hint" as to where to modify your query. One hint is to write the word WHERE as "WhErE" to mark...
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https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-a1-motorola&ei=ewumXNuPM-vjjwSY8a_gAQ&q=command+is+not+valid+in+this+state+exchange&oq=command+is+not+valid+in+this+state+exchange&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-serp.3..0i30j0i5i30l2j0i8i30l5.25651.34482..35976...2.0..1.216.2670.11j12j1......0....1.........0i71j30i10j33i10j0i8i13i30j0i13i30j0i13i5i30j0i7i30j0i7i5i30.zFdNwabVrq0 On Thu, Apr 4, 2019 at 4:58 AM -0500, "Koen VC" koenvc@users.sourceforge.net wrote: [bugs:#813] Problems with POP3 Status: open Group:...
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Corrected typo in about page
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See in Web.config: CreateUserFromEmailAddressIfThisUsername
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Sorry for the late response. I can't reproduce this, but I have a guess as to what the problem is. I'm releasing a version today 3.6.6, that might fix the problem.
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You entered a sourceforge ticket for this and I commented there. I can't reproduce. I see values of 0 in my database. Both my bugs.aspx filter and my search page work as expected. "None" shows bugs with the 0 in the col.
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I have no idea. Nobody else has reported it.
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No.
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Not through configuration. You'd have to customize the code.
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I just tested this with latest release and it works for me. My bugs with no category have a value of 0 in that column. I don't know why it isn't working for you. I tried both my main bugs.aspx page and the search page.
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testing svn
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http://ifdefined.com/doc_bug_tracker_queries.html
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After our screen sharing session, I think you are actually running not MY app but this rewrite, so contact these guys and maybe they can help you: https://github.com/dpaquette/BugTracker.NET
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release 365
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I invit you to show me the problem via screen sharing. Email me at ctrager@yahoo.com to set it up. I'm free today.
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Sorry, not part of the configuration. Maybe somebody clever with css could figure something out. Sorry about late response.
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You'd have to write C# code. It's not a configuration thing. (Sorry about late response)
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Not the way I wrote it. If you are a coder, then you could change the app to always reset the bu_seen fields in the bug_user table. (sorry about late response)
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Sorry for very late response. Attaching zip works for me.
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See the setting in Web.config "UpdateBugAfterInsertBugAspxSql" (Sorry my response is a year late)
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No, sorry.
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How fuzzy should fuzzy matching be. Should "sprint" WITH an R match "spint" without an R? There are a lot of different algorithms, and they wouldn't give the same answer. I don't know anything about Lucene internals: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonetic_algorithm.
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Sorry, the app doesn't support OAuth. Regarding your guest question, you need to explain more.
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Works for me. Do you have "AbsoluteUrlPrefix" set correctly in your Web.config?
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Changing CommentSortOrder has no effect
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Sorry for the delay. I'm now actually bug fixing, but I can't recreate your problem. Feel free to contactme at ctrager@yahoo.com and maybe you can demo the problem remotely, and even better if we can try to debug it on your machine.
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just testing svn
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I'll try and take a look in the next week or two. I'm not very active, but I'm still alive.
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mobile not found
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Sorry for the late response. For incoming issues see the setting "MessageOutputFile"...
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Sorry for this very late response. The winter of 2014-2015 has come and gone and...
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Sorry for the late response. My thoughts are probably you do want to customize. All...
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Sorry for late response. The default configuration for BugTracker.NET is to save...
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Sorry for late response. You would need a backup of your db.
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Sorry for late response. This IS possible. Read through Web.config.
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ActiveDirectory speaks LDAP.
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Sorry for late response. Read through Web.config and you'll see references to LD...
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The sample queries that BugTracker.NET installs with demo the approach. See the queries,...
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My use of SQL Server metadata was not a good idea. For one thing, it makes it harder...
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I can't remember what my thinking was here. Yes, if you make the change I would consider...
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The attachments you posted here are not showing up. Can you email me at ctrager@yahoo.com...
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10630473/unrecognized-attribute-targetframewo...
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Don't compile. Instead, build web site. http://ifdefined.com/doc_bug_tracker_pro...
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Navigate to mbugs.aspx. On the demo site: http://ifdefined.com/btnet/mbugs.aspx
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3.6.4
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I understand. Yep, a bug.
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clicking email in bug
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I can help you hands-on, but not for free. Contact me at ctrager@yahoo.com if you...
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I honestly can't remember how or even if this is doable, sorry. I'd have to read...
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Sorry, this is confusing to me, because there is no drop down associated with "search...
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Any ideas about what exactly. Not sure what you are asking.
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no
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thanks
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Sounds like an IIS configuration problem, not really a BugTracker.NET problem.
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What you did is ok. Not elegant and leaves debris, but ok.
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Sorry, I don't understand.
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Try 3.6.3 http://sourceforge.net/p/btnet/code/HEAD/tree/RELEASE_NOTES.TXT
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I think I fixed it. See http://sourceforge.net/p/btnet/code/HEAD/tree/RELEASE_NO...
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See this for a bug not yet fixed in 3.6.3, but it will be next release. You can fix...
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Warrick Goetsch's fix is in version 3.6.3 which I posted today. I would have given...
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I'm going to comment out these lines in my_mime.cs. I don't remember why I put them...
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text/html only emails being copied into non-existing text/plain message
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