Hello,
Today when I tried to login into drupal.org I discovered a bug, I searched in the site and didn't find anything about it.
Try to login into drupal.org using your drupal login plus "@drupal.org".
When you login a new user is created and this *should not happen*... ;)
Look, I have two users now wundo(uid 25523) and wundo@drupal.org (uid 49680)...
IMHO in theory Drupal should know that wundo@drupal.org is the same that wundo and do not create a new user...
I don't know what exatly version drupal.org is using so I put version as ""...
Comments
Comment #1
Zen commentedNon-critical. The chances of this actually happening IRL is minor: setting it to minor.
-K
Comment #2
chx commentedthis is not a bug -- it's not always trivial to recogn 'yourself'. Say, I enter chx@drupal1.osuosl.org , what should happen? Adding a new, optional parameter, a site id of some sort would be a solution.
Comment #3
druppy commentedDrupal's claim that it contains such single-login features, as described in its documentation, have always been false, in my experience.
This 'feature' has never worked, and there are plenty of site comments, issues, etc. describing the issue. One can also see, in cron run reports, that the Drupal site is not contacted and an error is generated.
This 'feature' should really be removed from the documentation or be fixed. So, this is a 'critical' issue.
Comment #4
sepeck commentedI have single sign on with my site allowing @drupal.org users to authticate successfuly just fine for several versions.
Comment #5
coreb commentedMoving out of x.y.z version
Comment #6
Paul Natsuo Kishimoto commentedThis may get addressed if patches are submitted for 97155.
Comment #7
AjK commentedComment #8
brmassa commentedGuys,
is there a D6 function to extract the very site URL? maybe a
url('')?regards,
massa
Comment #9
brmassa commentedGuys,
its fixed CVS. Soon on the next release.
regards
massa
Comment #10
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.