Small patch release to resolve some login problems, primarily associated with Tickets #70 and #73.
Core issue that has been resolved is this:
- Prior to 0.3.6 it awas assumed that there was one user per account, and that the email address for that user was system-unique.
- Post 0.3.6 we allowed the same email address to belong to more than one account.
- Doing this caused all pre-0.3.6 accounts to become inaccessible via login. We’ve resolved this.
Additionally, #70 exposed an issue with running an application across multiple servers that we didn’t consider when laying out the “signup” -> “activate” -> “login” page flow. Basically, if a user clicked on “login” first, then on “signup”, their account would get created on the wrong server, preventing authentication and login on the “correct” server . We’ve resolved this issue as well.
Let us know if there are any other issues you discover.
We’ve set up the email address beta@bluyah.com to handle incoming communications from our beloved Beta Testers.
We’ve just pushed version 0.3.8 of Bluyah out. Bug fixes and new features include:
- Fixing problem where LOGIN was routed to wrong server - resulting in some users never being able to login.
- Fixed misconfiguration of Postfix - was causing some users to not receive their account notification emails.
- Fixed error messages on unsuccessful login so they’d be more helpful (thanks Beta Testers!!)
- Account signup and login are now via SSL (you’ll need to accept our self-signed certificate for the next week)
- Account signup now recognizes selected subscription level if other than “Free” (people want paid accounts, right?)
- Links to our Twitter and Blog are now on the app and homepage.
- Admins now get notified IMMEDIATELY when users submit Feature Requests
- Fixed a bunch of layout issues specific to IE7
New updates will be coming Friday. Checkback then - or subscribe to our Twitter Feed to stay up-to-date.
We’ve just pushed version 0.3.7 of Bluyah out to the servers. This version includes enhancements to Atom/RSS feeds and introduces several new features, including:
- Exporting to Google Maps - includes auto-detecting latitude/longitude values from data source.
- Updated (ie: quicker) charting library
- Forgot “domain” redirect - useful if user belongs to more than one account.
- Combined Atom/RSS feed consumer - user no longer needs to preselect what the feed type is - we auto-detect,.
- Better handling of auto view detection in MySQL databases. We now respond gracefully if views are not found
- You can now drag columns to indicate layout when designing a Report.
- label tags on all forms fixed.
- Color Picker for selecting chart background colors (still an open bug on the application of that choice)
- Upgraded EC2 AMI - DB stored on EBS (ie: data persistence more stable)
- My Account Section exists now - including ability for user to change subscription (feature) levels
- Base framework for Google Docs access implemented (still an open bug about reading spreadsheets)
Let me know if I missed anything.
