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The 403, 404 and 500 pages said "Oops!" and one generic sentence; a bad request and a failed CSRF check fell back to Django's plain pages. Every error page now shares templates/error.html: a card with the status in a coloured badge with an icon, a heading in plain words, what happened and what to do, and Back and Home buttons. It uses only theme-defined Bootstrap classes, so it reads in the light and dark themes alike. - 400: the request was not accepted; a new address belongs in ALLOWED_HOSTS. - 403: the account lacks the permission; ask an administrator. - 403 CSRF: the form's security check failed; reload and submit again, and where to look when it happens on every form. - 404: the path, and that the object may be gone or hidden from the account. - 500: a libvirt failure on a page says the host's data could not be loaded, under libvirt's message; any other failure says it was logged and shows the time to give an administrator.
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573 B
HTML
13 lines
573 B
HTML
{% extends "error.html" %}
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{% load i18n %}
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{% block title %}{% trans "Bad request" %}{% endblock %}
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{% block code %}400{% endblock %}
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{% block status_classes %}text-bg-warning{% endblock %}
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{% block icon %}bi-exclamation-triangle{% endblock %}
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{% block heading %}{% trans "Bad request" %}{% endblock %}
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{% block text %}
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<p class="mb-3">{% trans "The panel could not accept this request." %}</p>
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<p class="text-body-secondary mb-0">{% trans "If the panel was opened at a new address, an administrator must add that address to ALLOWED_HOSTS." %}</p>
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{% endblock %}
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