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Follow button "internal server error" when not logged in #408

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opened 2019-01-04 07:05:53 +00:00 by hmmwat · 6 comments

hmmwat commented

2019-01-04 07:05:53 +00:00

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Hi, I'm new to plume and was trying to follow a blog (on cafe.sunbeam.city) with my mastodon account. Not sure if that's how it works but anyway, when I clicked the follow button it went to an error page of "internal server error". I also tried it on some other instances and it still did the same thing. Hopefully this is the right place to report what might be a bug.

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Hi, I'm new to plume and was trying to follow a blog (on cafe.sunbeam.city) with my mastodon account. Not sure if that's how it works but anyway, when I clicked the follow button it went to an error page of "internal server error". I also tried it on some other instances and it still did the same thing. Hopefully this is the right place to report what might be a bug. Plume version (and/or commit):

elegaanz commented

2019-01-04 17:48:17 +00:00

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Hello! This is indeed the right place to report bugs.

Is the follow button you are speaking about in Plume's interface or on Mastodon?

Hello! This is indeed the right place to report bugs. Is the follow button you are speaking about in Plume's interface or on Mastodon?

hmmwat commented

2019-01-04 23:23:33 +00:00

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It was on plume. But I also couldn't see anyones content when I looked them up from mastodon. Idk if that's relevant.

elegaanz commented

2019-01-05 08:48:28 +00:00

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And I think it is a known bug that Mastodon is not fetching previous messages for accounts that were recently discovered, but there is not much we can do about it.

However, I agree that the "Internal server error" page is confusing, it should redirect to the login page instead. Can I edit the title of your issue?

Ok, then it is normal you couldn't follow them from Plume if you were only connected on Mastodon. Even if the two websites can communicate, you can't login with your Mastodon account on Plume (and vice-versa). The solution is either to create a Plume account or just to follow with your Mastodon account (this second option is probably the best if you don't plan to write anything on Plume, only to follow blogs). And I think it is a known bug that Mastodon is not fetching previous messages for accounts that were recently discovered, but there is not much we can do about it. However, I agree that the "Internal server error" page is confusing, it should redirect to the login page instead. Can I edit the title of your issue?

trinity-1686a commented

2019-01-05 12:27:16 +00:00

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the problem with "Internal server error" is the message used to build the redirect Uri containing illegal characters (spaces). We should Uri::percent_encode the message in requires_login.
We could also implement the remote follow button Mastodon provide to follow users from other instances, it would be more intuitive for users

the problem with "Internal server error" is the message used to build the redirect Uri containing illegal characters (spaces). We should `Uri::percent_encode` the message in `requires_login`. We could also implement the remote follow button Mastodon provide to follow users from other instances, it would be more intuitive for users

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davmillar commented

2019-01-17 21:43:29 +00:00

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https://cafe.sunbeam.city/@/Gwenfars Garden
https://cafe.sunbeam.city/~/GwenfarsGarden/what-does-a-solarpunk-future-look-like

Is this likely a Plume issue or a Mastodon issue? (Or both?)

Hi @BaptisteGelez I think I'm having the same/a similar problem. I'd like to follow a blog on cafe.sunbeam.city as well. Typically, I can paste a URL to a post or profile into the search bar in Mastodon and it will pull up the item for me to act on, but this isn't happening for the blog post or blogger in question: https://cafe.sunbeam.city/@/Gwenfars Garden https://cafe.sunbeam.city/~/GwenfarsGarden/what-does-a-solarpunk-future-look-like Is this likely a Plume issue or a Mastodon issue? (Or both?)

trinity-1686a commented

2019-01-18 08:35:00 +00:00

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This user has a space in it's username, which we no longer authorize as it's incompatible with most other fediverse softwares, this account was created before the restriction was added. Sadly the only fix would be for this user to recreate their account with another username, or for the admin to tinker with the database to rename the account

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