Warning: Missing argument 2 for user_category_load(), called in /srv/drupal-qa-tracker/www/includes/menu.inc on line 593 and defined in user_category_load() (line 1914 of /srv/drupal-qa-tracker/www/modules/user/user.module).

Dave, if you wish to reset your password, use the ubuntu sso password reset. This looks like leftover pages from when the tracker had a separate login. Thank you for reporting the bug!

https://login.launchpad.net/+forgot_password

@Stephane, should probably remove these old pages and/or redirect the reset password, account maintenance, etc links back to ubuntu sso.

That's weird, /edit is supposed to just return a 500 error, not spew error messages...

Anyway, we sadly can't get rid of those entirely as they're part of Drupal. The launchpad module for Drupal tries to override/block them but not always successfully (apparently).

Thanks nskaggs, I wasn't actually trying to change my password.

I can't quite remember what I was trying to do, but I wasn't intending to change password; it was the 1st time I'd logged
into the tracker (?) and I logged in with the lp ID and I seem to remember it was originally wasn't showing me anything other than the change password button I'd assumed it was expecting me to set a separate one for the tracker.

Dave

You're not supposed to be able to change your password from the tracker as it's using SSO accounts from login.ubuntu.com.

However the fact that you're not getting a cleaner error message is a bug in drupal-launchpad. I'm adding a task for that project but keeping an ubuntu-qa-website reference to try and workaround the issue there.

The User redirected fix that fixed lp:1194770 has been edited to also cover this bug. See the related branch above.