Problem changing password (integraded authentication)

[marc.ledent_9164]

Hi all,

We just have migrate our BuildMaster server from Windows to OpenShift.

We are still using version 7.0.23.1

All is working fine up to now, except that since OpenShift cannot access AD, and v 7.0.23.1 does not support LDAP auth, we are using integraded auth, which is not yet a problem as we do no have a lot of users.

However, when we ask a use to change his default password, we have the following message in the popup window:

"There is no page or resource at the URL you requested: //administration/security/built-in/change-password "

I suspect that this should be a complete URL but the heading "https..." is missing.

How can we correct that?

Kind regards,
Marc

[atripp]

Hi @marc-ledent_9164 ,

That's unusual; can you Inspect the element on that link and let us know what you see? I looked in my BuidMaster v7 instance, and here's what I see:

Can you access that URL directly? E.g. something like:
https://your-buildmaster.corp.local/administration/security/built-in/change-password

It should show you a page like this:

Cheers,
Alana

[marc.ledent_9164]

Hi Alana,

Here is the content of the element:

<a href="https://xx.yyyy.zz//administration/security/built-in/change-password" onclick="$.inedojq_frameddialog(this.href,{resizable: true,refreshOnClose: false,width:640,height:480});return false;">Change Password</a>

As you can see, there is a double / instead of one. I tried to mofify the baseUrl parameter to remove the / at the end but then the server becomes inaccessible. Maybe I have to restart it...
Marc

[atripp]

Hi @marc-ledent_9164

BuildMaster is not writing that HTML, so it must be some kind of reverse proxy or something that's replacing the HTML.

If you view source, none of the hyperlinks in BuildMaster will have a domain name -- nearly everything should be a relative/rooted URL like /something.

Cheers,
Alana

[marc.ledent_9164]

I've seen your message yesterday. I will investigate as soon I have the correct environment. Thanks for the help!