Chrome OS Version : 0.9.128.8 (Official Build 9d2c13d8) beta x86-mario Chrome Version : 8.0.552.341 (Official Build 68102) Type of computer : Cr-48 Network info : wifi
Please specify Area-* of the system to which this bug/feature applies. - accounts / users / login
What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Go to Settings -> Users. 2. Add the user "a@bb.c". It gets added without problems. 3. Now try adding "a@b-b.c". The hyphen prevents it from being recognized as a valid login.
This problem prevents accounts with hyphens from logging into Chrome OS at the login screen.
Comment #1
Posted on Dec 13, 2010 by Massive ElephantI don't know whether this is a UI problem or something at a lower level.
Comment #2
Posted on Dec 13, 2010 by Quick Rhinosaizawa, do you see any error bubble when trying to login as a@b-b.c?
Comment #3
Posted on Dec 13, 2010 by Quick RhinoChris, I think this is because session manager doesn't support emails like this: it does allow only letters, digits, . and @ as valid email characters.
Comment #4
Posted on Dec 13, 2010 by Happy DogYes, in the Users Setting, after I type "a@bb.c", as soon as I type the hyphen between the 2 b's, the text field becomes red and I can't hit enter.
FYI, I can't login to any account at the Chrome OS login screen, unless I add them in the Users Setting first (except the very first time of course). The "Restrict sign-in to the following users" option is NOT checked. Perhaps this is a related bug.
Comment #5
Posted on Dec 13, 2010 by Quick RhinoThe hyphen char not allowed in domain name is a bug. We should allow it and I'll get it fixed.
Unable to set "Restrict sign-in..." pref properly is related to issue 9788 and you need a Chrome 8.0.552.343 or later.
Comment #6
Posted on Dec 14, 2010 by Happy Monkey(No comment was entered for this change.)
Comment #7
Posted on Dec 14, 2010 by Quick RhinoReview: http://codereview.chromium.org/5812004 Committed: http://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome?view=rev&revision=69153
Comment #8
Posted on Dec 23, 2010 by Grumpy CamelI am unable to add a users as "abc@d-e" or "abc@de". Please let me know if this is expected. Although I am able to add as "abc@d-e.f"
Comment #9
Posted on Dec 23, 2010 by Massive ElephantNeither 'd-e' nor 'de' is a well-formed, non-top-level FQDN.
Bikeshedding: the regexp in that change seems a bit broad, though. It looks like it uses this for the domain:
[A-Za-z0-9-]{2,63}..+
Something like
[-A-Za-z0-9]{2,63}(.[-A-Za-z0-9]{2,63})+.?
would be better.
Comment #10
Posted on Jan 12, 2011 by Happy LionVErified in 0.10.141.0 (r86176235)
Comment #11
Posted on Mar 7, 2013 by Grumpy Hippo(No comment was entered for this change.)
Comment #12
Posted on Mar 14, 2013 by Happy HorseMoved to: Issue chromium:192684
Status: Moved
Labels:
Type-Bug
Pri-2
Area-DesktopUI
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OS-Chrome