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Describe the bug Users from external auth can have usernames that are not in line with current restrictions used for routing.
Related to #16194 and #16251
From the discussions, I don't think anyone at the time realized this also affects capital letters.
This is the requirement used for routing:
galaxy/lib/galaxy/webapps/galaxy/buildapp.py
Line 145 in 03307f6
galaxy/lib/galaxy/security/validate_user_input.py
Line 38 in 03307f6
This means that it's not enough to just make the usernames valid for URL encoding purposes (see #16251)
I guess this can be fixed either by changing the code that creates the username or by loosening the requirements on the routing side.
Galaxy Version and/or server at which you observed the bug Galaxy Version: 24.1 Commit: Bug is still on dev (currently c6a10d6)
Browser and Operating System Operating System: Windows, Linux, macOS Browser: Firefox, Chrome, Chrome-based, Safari
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Should see the shared history
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Describe the bug
Users from external auth can have usernames that are not in line with current restrictions used for routing.
Related to #16194 and #16251
From the discussions, I don't think anyone at the time realized this also affects capital letters.
This is the requirement used for routing:
galaxy/lib/galaxy/webapps/galaxy/buildapp.py
Line 145 in 03307f6
galaxy/lib/galaxy/security/validate_user_input.py
Line 38 in 03307f6
This means that it's not enough to just make the usernames valid for URL encoding purposes (see #16251)
I guess this can be fixed either by changing the code that creates the username or by loosening the requirements on the routing side.
Galaxy Version and/or server at which you observed the bug
Galaxy Version: 24.1
Commit: Bug is still on dev (currently c6a10d6)
Browser and Operating System
Operating System: Windows, Linux, macOS
Browser: Firefox, Chrome, Chrome-based, Safari
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Should see the shared history
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: