I added the parentheses to the `db.session.rollback` line to call the method, which will now properly roll back any changes made to the database if an error occurs.
This should fix the error you were experiencing, as it will now only attempt to process the `data` argument if it is a tuple containing two elements. If the `data` argument is not in the expected format, the function will simply return an empty string instead of raising an exception.
PDNS checks that when a `CNAME` rrset is created that no other rrset of
the same name but a different rtype exists. When changing a record type
to `CNAME`, PDA will send two operations in one api call to PDNS: A
deletion of the old rrset, and the addition of the new rrset. For the
check in PDNS to pass, the deletion needs to happen before the addition.
Before PR #1201 that was the case, the first api call did deletions and
the second handled additions and changes. Currently the api payload
contains additions first and deletions last. PDNS applies these in the
order they are passed in the payload to the api, so to restore the
original/correct/working behaviour the order of operations in the api
payload has to be reversed.
fixes#1251
PyOTP's totp.verify defaults to the valid_window of zero, which means
it will reject valid codes, if submitted just past the 30 sec window.
It also means, users will run into authentication issues very quickly
if their phones time-sync isn't perfect.
Therefore valid_window should at the very least be 1 or more, settting
it higher trades security for robustness, especially with regard to
time desync issues.
Resolves the following issue, which occurs with force_otp enabled
and OAuth authentication sources:
File "/srv/powerdnsadmin/powerdnsadmin/models/user.py", line 481, in update_profile
"utf-8") if self.plain_text_password else user.password
AttributeError: 'User' object has no attribute 'plain_text_password'
