Description of problem: The http_proxy host and port values cannot be cleared. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 5.6.0.9-rc2.20160531154046_b4e2f6d How reproducible: 100% of the time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start with no http_proxy host and port 2. Enter some values for the http_proxy host and port 3. Click Save and verify the values are there 4. You may restart the evmserverd.service if you want to be thorough 5. Now clear the values for host and port in the http_proxy section 6. Click Save and you'll see the old values are still there 7. Restart evmserverd.service to see if by any chance a restart clears the values 8. Verify the old values are still there 9. Bonus steps, instead of clearing the values, enter new ones 10. Click save and verify those values are persisted 11. Restart the evmserverd.service and anything but the empty values are there Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
I got it. This is mine to follow up with.
As a workaround please navigate in the Postgresql server to the settings_changes table and look for: Snippet from settings_changes table: ============================================================= /http_proxy/host";"--- proxy.usersys.redhat.com /http_proxy/password";"--- v2:{5Gk+4UfTm/otsP4udumcRQ==} <----fake password /http_proxy/port";"--- 9090 ============================================================= Remove the following or edit it depending on what is needed. If you remove the three rows you will need to restart CFME to clear the cache.
Any update on this? this is still an issue in 4.5.
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still applicable in 5.8
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1358448 ***