Dropbox page uploaded to production

[btbonval]

While poking around the production database, I came across this set of notes which appears to have uploaded no meaningful content, and instead displays what I suspect is a Dropbox login request page.

https://www.karmanotes.org/course/the-brain-an-introduction-to-neuroscience-726/

These should be removed, but the question is how did this mistake get made and can we avoid it? We should reach out to this student if possible.

[AndrewMagliozzi]

weird

On Fri, Feb 20, 2015 at 4:48 PM, Bryan Bonvallet [email protected]
wrote:

While poking around the production database, I came across this set of
notes which appears to have uploaded no meaningful content, and instead
displays what I suspect is a Dropbox login request page.

https://www.karmanotes.org/course/the-brain-an-introduction-to-neuroscience-726/

These should be removed, but the question is how did this mistake get made
and can we avoid it? We should reach out to this student if possible.

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[AndrewMagliozzi]

There is a documented dropbox bug and these notes might have been uploaded
before I fixed the issue, which required me to create a dropbox developer
account, generate an API key, and pasted the secret into filepicker. Here
is the relevant ticket: #379

However, the date for these notes is in January and I resolved that issue
in December...

On Sat, Feb 21, 2015 at 4:24 PM, Andrew Magliozzi <
[email protected]> wrote:

weird

On Fri, Feb 20, 2015 at 4:48 PM, Bryan Bonvallet <[email protected]

wrote:

While poking around the production database, I came across this set of
notes which appears to have uploaded no meaningful content, and instead
displays what I suspect is a Dropbox login request page.

https://www.karmanotes.org/course/the-brain-an-introduction-to-neuroscience-726/

These should be removed, but the question is how did this mistake get
made and can we avoid it? We should reach out to this student if possible.

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
#405.