how did you enter those ? the only way I could see if happening if someone enter that manually at at More > Proxies > Autosign and entered that text there.

if you have the logs from foreman that reproduce that, that would be great.

I certainly didn't do that and don't remember altering any code that might do so. I was altering some other parts (see http://theforeman.org/issues/1461), maybe that's why.

more->smart->proxies->autosign says:

smart_proxy_autosign_url failed to generate from {:smart_proxy_id=>#<SmartProxy id: 2, name: "Smart Proxy", url: "http://192.168.122.1:18443&quot;, created_at: "2012-01-19 17:38:04", updated_at: "2012-01-19 17:48:58">, :action=>"destroy", :controller=>"SmartProxies::Autosign", :id=>"[\"[]foreman-basic.example.com\\n\"]", :auth_ation=>:destroy}, expected: {:action=>"destroy", :controller=>"SmartProxies::Autosign"}, diff: {:smart_proxy_id=>#<SmartProxy id: 2, name: "Smart Proxy", url: "http://192.168.122.1:18443&quot;, created_at: "2012-01-19 17:38:04", updated_at: "2012-01-19 17:48:58">, :id=>"[\"[]foreman-basic.example\\n\"]", :auth_ation=>:destroy}

I wonder if there's something up with my ruby install (I have both 1.8 and 1.9 installed - it's not fabulously clean).

In case it helps, several rebuilds later autosign.conf now looks like this:

["[\"[\\\"[]foreman-basic.example.com\\\\n\\\"]foreman-basic.example.com\\n\"]foreman-basic.example.com\n"]

Sorry the delay - I thought I'd at least answered your first question. Yes we were using a smart proxy.

I've done a new install on a new server and I'm not seeing this behaviour any more.

autosign.conf is a very simple file that simply lists the objects which will be automatically signed. Good post to share. All your posts are helpful.
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My computer shows an error in autosign.conf.I have no idea what this error is. Is it possible that this could be due to a virus?
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I will surely try to update more things according to this as this is great help to me. Good post to share. Thanks for sharing.
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