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500 Internal Server Error - No Module Named 'onetimepass' #12
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Ok, so what I should have done is use Having moved past that issue, I now have another one whereby after entering the credentials (new ones generated using the
And nothing else happens... |
Doh! This issue can now be ignored - sorry. There was an error in the I've since managed to generate a base32 secret token, store it in the Apologies for my foolishness! |
I can confirm that things start working when using pip3 in stead of pip. This makes sense as the shebang of the auth file points to python3. |
Hi,
I've followed the instructions in the readme file to the letter, for a test domain.
When I attempt to authenticate, the redirect URL changes to the following:
http://test/auth/auth?/%3f
When I look at the Apache error logs, I can see the following:
End of script output before headers: auth.
I noticed someone else reported this previously so I attempted to run the
./auth
script directly yet this comes up with the following:No module named 'onetimepass'
This module was previously installed using
sudo pip install onetimepass
, yet when I attempt to install it again, I see the following message:Any clues would be greatly appreciated.
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