We recently worked with @jaxoncreed to configure our CSS installation. He tried to use both the Penny recipe, and the Mashlib recipe, and we could not get them to work in our configured server or in the default configuration suggested here.
When installed as the native pod host browser, the Penny recipe errors during the login flow, preventing users from logging into the pod management UI.
With Mashlib, users are able to log into the pod host UI, but then immediately get a series of pop-ups complaining about the logged in Pod not having a preferences file (which it does), and offering to create one:
First Alert: You do not currently have a preference file. OK for me to create an empty one?
If I press cancel, it bugs me again two more times. If I press OK I get the next alert:
Second Alert: Sorry; I am not prepared to do this. Please create an empty file at (?)
I tried this with both an existing account and a new account, same results. Both of them do seem to have preferences files in the place I would expect them to be.
We recently worked with @jaxoncreed to configure our CSS installation. He tried to use both the Penny recipe, and the Mashlib recipe, and we could not get them to work in our configured server or in the default configuration suggested here.
When installed as the native pod host browser, the Penny recipe errors during the login flow, preventing users from logging into the pod management UI.
With Mashlib, users are able to log into the pod host UI, but then immediately get a series of pop-ups complaining about the logged in Pod not having a preferences file (which it does), and offering to create one:
First Alert:
You do not currently have a preference file. OK for me to create an empty one?If I press cancel, it bugs me again two more times. If I press OK I get the next alert:
Second Alert:
Sorry; I am not prepared to do this. Please create an empty file at (?)I tried this with both an existing account and a new account, same results. Both of them do seem to have preferences files in the place I would expect them to be.