Done! Thanks for the reminder, I'm deep in trying to get users onboarded and such and probably would've forgot!
tucsocial-admin
joined 1 year ago
Final-ish comment on this:
Here are the valid workarounds to this issue:
- Turn off email validation and enable captchas (if doing open registration like I am)
- Turn on the registration from, and disable captchas.
- Fix your SMTP settings
- For anyone impacted by a failed registration, have them use a "plus" email address like ( theiruser+lemmy@somedomain.com ) after you have it fixed.
Double-Update: Suddenly it's working again? I think using Incognito sessions to test might be causing the issue... This time I also used a "plus" email for more uniqueness (while using the same inbox).
EDIT: NOPE! Nvm, it was because email validation was disabled that things were working. As soon as I enabled it again, I got a different error. Which has me suspect that the bug I was experiencing earlier is a result of the following condition.
- The user creation transaction doesn't back out on SMTP failure, thereby preventing the creation of the account due to the aforementioned constraint issue.
Posted an update as a root level comment.
Ah, sorry, yes, context:
The bug I think I'm impacted by - https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2955
The error I'm getting:
panicked at 'couldnt create local user: DatabaseError(UniqueViolation, "duplicate key value violates unique constraint "local_user_email_key"")', crates/db_schema/src/impls/local_user.rs:157:8
The user_email value is indeed different, ( I have a handful that I'm using to test) and this occurs no matter what I try. Even disabling email verification didn't seem to help.
I'm using the official docker instructions, and everything else appears to function perfectly - and my initially created user has no problem interacting with with the app. Heck, I'm using my instance to communicate with y'all.
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