We have for you this week a full set of the Error'd we most love to hate: the perverse password policy.
An anonymous reader drops this, with little to say except to note "Speciaal passwords".
Evidently they supplied a password which satisfied each of the five green critera, but still it was rejected.
It would be nice to know where this offense originated,
Intrepid
Michael R. explains
"note: Handy is the German term for mobile phone (UK)
or cell phone (US)."
Sacha R. observes a secret policy at play, saying
"Oracle try to do the right thing by showing you
the password policy requirements when you manually reset a password
in their Fusion applications. It's just a pity that it
doesn't show you the *correct* password policy requirements."
"Faith, here's an equivocator," reports
Matthew S.
"Pick one, Staples!" I bet it's the ampersand that offends.
"At least letters or numbers?" questions a final anon.
"Just a little head scratching moment. After removing all special
characters from the password I was able to register." This looks
like partly a translation wtf and partly a software design wtf.
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