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On newer systems the `scp` command will use `sftp` internally which will cause operations to break because we currently do not have a working SFTP repository access layer.
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When downloading a source tarball the filename extension is just `.gz` instead of `.tar.gz` or `.tgz`.
Certain unicode characters seem to cause problems in the web interface (unable to browse these directories / files).
[This repository](https://smeder.ee/~jadedctrl/jam-xwx-m) ...
Certain unicode characters seem to cause problems with the download option (characters get replaced by "\t").
[This repository](https://smeder.ee/~jadedctrl/jam-xwx-moe) con) ...
The link sent via the "forgot password" email (`https://smeder.ee/reset/...`) does not work and results in a 404 Not Found page.
Clicking on "Source code (.tar.gz)" beneath "Downloads" results in a white screen of death.
Error message from the logs:
```
java.nio.file.NoSuchFileException: DOWNLOAD_) ...
Implement a provider for 2 factor authentication (2FA) using one time passwords as described in [RFC 2289](https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2289.txt).
1. It is considered suffici) ...
Organisations should be able to have teams.
### Details
1. A team SHALL have a unique name within the organisation.
2. The requirements for the team name SHOULD be the s) ...
An organisation owner must be able to add other user accounts to an organisation as administrator.
### Details
1. The owner of an organisation SHALL be able to add single) ...
Organisation administrators SHALL be able to edit the organisation settings.
### Details
1. An administrator SHALL NOT be able to delete the organisation.
2. An administ) ...
The link to the organisation settings is always shown for every logged in user on every user/organisation overview page.
It seems that the current session id implementation is not deleting all of the old (closed, invalid) sessions from the database. The desired behaviour should be to delete all s) ...
The base should be the idea that there are:
1. users (an account, possibly having ssh keys)
2. organisations (having members and administrators)
3. global access rights (i) ...