Usability issues
See original GitHub issueHi
If I log in as an admin, and then proceed to the root URL “/”, then I get a Uhh what did you just do?
(500) error. I think it should show the template corresponding to the “index” route.
Also if a team logs in before the CTF has started, then also a 500 error page is rendered just after login.
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So I pulled and tested, but it did not change anything. This works for me:
to
CTFd/__init__.py
add:and the following Nginx conf:
This fix even works when I enable CloudFlare for the domain. Ofcourse it is not for everybody (those who do not use a reverse proxy for deployment 😛 ) but you should probably add this to the wiki.
I’m reasonably sure 85e8a9d should address this issue. If anything it clears up some IP tracking issues.
EDIT: Actually closed in c336ad6fd13a8e8437651319d39f595b9931b3c6