login error: hostname doesn't match .... but it does!!!

[bwv549]

Just trying to login a new user, but I'm getting this error, which makes no sense to me because it looks like it should match:

Login error (https://www.jtprince.dev.doba.com/new-login.html) -- Exception: hostname 'www.jtprince.dev.doba.com' doesn't match either of '*.doba.com', 'doba.com' -- Result: None

ALLOWED_HOSTS = [

    '.doba.com',

    '.doba.com.',

]

What kinds of things should I try to get past this?

Thanks!

[Mike Dewhirst]

Maybe get rid of the second item in the list. I don't think you need the
trailing dot.

I would put in the full hostname to prove it works then sequentially
remove bits until the problem is revealed.

ALLOWED_HOSTS = [
'www.jtprince.dev.doba.com',
'.jtprince.dev.doba.com',
'.dev.doba.com',
'.doba.com',
]

Just a stab in the dark really ...

Mike


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[Stephen J. Butler]

This error doesn't appear in the Django sources for 1.6 or 1.7. I
don't think the error is being generated by Django, so ALLOWED_HOSTS
isn't the culprit. Plus, another clue is that "*.doba.com" isn't an
actual value in your ALLOWED_HOSTS.

If you search it appears related to Python SSL. Do you have an
authentication backend (like an LDAP module) connecting over SSL? I
think that's what's choking. Probably an error with SNI or SAN on the
certificate. But why Python SSL doesn't think the host matches the
wildcard is another mystery.

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