[Tilesathome] weird password characters
Norbert Wenzel
n_wenzel at gmx.net
Mon Aug 11 20:01:06 BST 2008
spaetz wrote:
> 2) I changed my password on the OpenStreetMap site to '*#;,hsdf78jk+?' (don't even try, I have changed it back by now :-)) and tried to upload a tileset through the web interface at http://tah.openstreetmap.org/Request/upload/ This worked like a charm. I then changed my password to something else and tried to upload another tileset through the interface, and that worked like a charm too. So, weird password characters do work from the server side.
> I haven't tried with the t at h client though, I guess the t at h client needs to trsnmit the password as an UTF-8 string to make weird password characters work.
I just checked with the t at h client and found the following. Using the
typical "first-letter-of-sentence"-password (e.g. "AMsmzimidGh." [fake
password]) caused the well-known "Check for upload password" error, when
trying to render one tile. It has been set correctly in OSM before.
I changed the password in authenticate.conf back to my old easy all
lowercase letters password and I could upload tiles. Might be a good
workaround using a really dumb passwort for t at h and then changing it in
OSM to a better password.
Norbert
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