Create Warning for Unsupported Characters in config.json #141

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opened 2025-05-04 23:52:56 -04:00 by rainbownapkin · 3 comments

rainbownapkin commented

2025-05-04 23:52:56 -04:00

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Certain characters will break altcha middlewhere when passed, causing odd/confusing server behavior.

We should warn the user and kill the server when a bad string is passed for an altcha secret.

Certain characters will break altcha middlewhere when passed, causing odd/confusing server behavior. We should warn the user and kill the server when a bad string is passed for an altcha secret.

rainbownapkin commented

2025-05-04 23:52:56 -04:00

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added #137 as parent issue

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2025-05-04 23:53:49 -04:00

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2025-09-10 08:09:22 -04:00

rainbownapkin commented

2025-09-10 08:09:23 -04:00

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Cant find this in documentation, and I didn't seem to mark down which ones cause issues.

Tried a bunch of difference characters and it doesn't seem to stop anything from working... Maybe they fixed it since the last update of the altcha module?

If this comes up again I'll make a new issue, this time with actual examples of bad strings XP.

Cant find this in documentation, and I didn't seem to mark down which ones cause issues. Tried a bunch of difference characters and it doesn't seem to stop anything from working... Maybe they fixed it since the last update of the altcha module? If this comes up again I'll make a new issue, this time with actual examples of bad strings XP.