I'm using getApi().checkSecurePassword to verify user passwords but let's say the password is 2, but I type in 4 as the password. checkSecurePassword returns true anyway. Is this a known issue?

For reference I'm using
(ISession)event.getParameter(SFSEventParam.SESSION)
to get the session info.

How come non-users can't make extension requests? I'm trying to implement an user registration facility, so I need people to be able to register themselves before becoming users.

Is there any way to do this with SFS?

Ah ok, I contacted my hosting service and they told me you need to start the server as root to listen on ports < 1024.

I just figured it out. It turns out I needed to add the following line to my server.xml file on the server side:

<socket address="127.0.0.1" port="843" type="TCP"/>

That was incredibly non-obvious. I stumbled on this by chance when some documentation passingly referred to port 843 in conjunction ...

By default there is a crossdomain.xml in the config folder with the following:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE cross-domain-policy SYSTEM "/xml/dtds/cross-domain-policy.dtd">
<cross-domain-policy>
<!-- This is a master-policy file. site-control can be all,none,master-only -->
<site-control ...

I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. Basically the included jre folder have all these executable files but they did not have execute permission. So I just typed chmod u+x * in the jre folder and that fixed it.

I was wondering, are the admin password I enter in the server configuration transmitted in the clear? It shows up as plain text instead of the **** in the Remote admin datagrid.

I think I fixed it now. It was due to some server permission issues.

NVM, I figured it out. I didn't have execute permissions.

I get this error even when I'm running as root. Is there an error log or diagnostic log somewhere so I can see exactly what it's trying to do? I have no idea what command it's trying to execute and which folder it's reading/writing from.

I did install OpenJDK on this machine, but it should still be ...

When I log into my admin console, I get the following error. What does it mean and what can I do to fix it?

The following error occurred while loading the selected module:

Error #2036

Here's my server.xml


<serverSettings>
<socketAddresses>
<socket address="173.255.206.61" port="9933" type="TCP"/>
<socket address="127.0.0.1" port="9933" type="TCP"/>
</socketAddresses>
<ipFilter>
<addressBlackList></addressBlackList>
<addressWhiteList></addressWhiteList ...

Ok, so I fixed the socket problems and got it to log in. But then I get this error message:

The following error occurred while loading the selected module:

Error #2036

Oops, I fixed that but that didn't help. I still can't connect.

I have the same problem as you. Here's my server.xml


<serverSettings>
<socketAddresses>
<socket address="127.0.0.1" port="9933" type="TCP"/>
<socket address="173.255.206.61" port="9333" type="TCP"/>
</socketAddresses>
<ipFilter>
<addressBlackList></addressBlackList>
<addressWhiteList ...