User Permission Page Loads Forever

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What type of hardware are you using: VPS bought online
What YunoHost version are you running: 12.0.6 (stable)
How are you able to access your server: The webadmin
Are you in a special context or did you perform specific tweaking on your YunoHost instance ?: Fresh installiation of yunohost

Describe your issue

Since Yunohost started support with debian 12 I formatted my VDS server to debian 12 and freshly installed yunohost with the following script:

curl https://install.yunohost.org | bash

Then doing basic starts like domain setup and first diagnosis, I try to enter this page: mydomain/yunohost/admin/

I click users, then I click edit groups and users permissions

The page is not loading forever. It’s just stuck there.

This issue is only after I started to use yunohost on debian 12.

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Share relevant logs or error messages

No log or error messages so far. But I’m ready to provide any if needed.

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Same here, also clean install in debian 12 via the script.
I think it is related to this error at install 31809

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Old Yuno migrated 11 to 12 works fine so maybe the installer isnt working correctly with slapd and causes errors at Permissions.

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I’m not exactly sure how to debug this, but I would start checking wether or not it works in CLI with sudo yunohost user permission list (or permission with an s ? maybe adding the --full option …)

If it does work, then most likely this is a javascript issue, hence I would open the javascript console in the browser (with f12) and try to see if any obvious error shows up in the javascript “console” tab when the issue is triggered

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After A LOT of reboots it started working…
Neverthelesssss i will put an eye on it.

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First language: Turkish.

I changed it to English, problem solved. the bug is about language change.

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Note that if I go back to Turkish problem continues. Console says unauthorized request etc.

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It is not the first time Turkish users have experienced issues.

Recent examples are somehow in the language package, all the “i” letters get their dot removed to fit the one used in that language: “ı”… issue is that it also uses that ı in the yunohost commands which is totally not expected.

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Yes because our
ı → I
i → İ

Kinda makes more sense I think but generally alphabets doesn’t work like this especially English. Isn’t it possible to use something like unicode or UTF-8. I really have no idea what kind of systems you are using but I’m pretty sure it can be fixable.

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Another Turkish user (me) and same issue. @hakangoksu’s work around solves the issue.