Default login doesn't work
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Finally figured out the config to get the Web UI not to throw errors at me. Now I'm trying to login with the default "admin" & "password" for the first login. It tells me "wrong user or password." I've looked inside FTSServer-UI.db and don't see ANY login information. I've been trying to look through the code on here to see where the initial username and password is set, but I can't find it. The output is:
(55296) wsgi starting up on http://192.168.50.XXX:5000
(55296) accepted ('192.168.50.XX', 2307)
(55296) accepted ('192.168.50.XX', 2308)
192.168.50.XX - - [12/Sep/2022 11:58:09] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 302 406 0.009471
192.168.50.XX - - [12/Sep/2022 11:58:09] "GET /login HTTP/1.1" 200 10981 0.033868
192.168.50.XX - - [12/Sep/2022 11:58:09] "GET /static/assets/css/jarvis.css?r=78 HTTP/1.1" 200 4815 0.002203
192.168.50.XX - - [12/Sep/2022 11:58:09] "GET /static/assets/css/jarvis_red.css?r=92 HTTP/1.1" 200 4867 0.001406
(55296) accepted ('192.168.50.XX', 2309)
(55296) accepted ('192.168.50.XX', 2310)
192.168.50.XX - - [12/Sep/2022 11:58:09] "GET /static/assets/css/jarvis_grey.css?r=2 HTTP/1.1" 200 4917 0.001352
192.168.50.XXX - - [12/Sep/2022 11:58:09] "GET /static/assets/css/global.css?r=94 HTTP/1.1" 200 23760 0.001249
Starting new HTTP connection (1): 192.168.50.XXX:8080
http://192.168.50.XXX:8080 "GET /AuthenticateUser?username=admin&password=password HTTP/1.1" 404 232
192.168.50.XX - - [12/Sep/2022 11:58:13] "POST /login HTTP/1.1" 200 10874 0.012816
192.168.50.XX - - [12/Sep/2022 11:58:13] "GET /static/assets/css/jarvis_red.css?r=49 HTTP/1.1" 200 4867 0.001497
192.168.50.XX - - [12/Sep/2022 11:58:13] "GET /static/assets/css/jarvis.css?r=12 HTTP/1.1" 200 4815 0.001263
192.168.50.XX - - [12/Sep/2022 11:58:13] "GET /static/assets/css/global.css?r=8 HTTP/1.1" 200 23760 0.001427
192.168.50.XX - - [12/Sep/2022 11:58:13] "GET /static/assets/css/jarvis_grey.css?r=98 HTTP/1.1" 200 4917 0.001757
XX is the client and XXX is the server. I am using it unsecure (for now). I installed from pip using the latest release.
Nope, did it with pip install.
The pip install should be using admin/password by default for sure. I would like to dig deeper into this as there a few gremlins seemingly popping up with the UI installs.
I will put together a SQL command to check for what credentials the FTS API will accept.
We can verify the current admin credentials as follows:
- Install sqlite3:
sudo apt install sqlite3 - Open up the database:
sudo sqlite3 /opt/FreeTAKServer.db - Print the SystemUser table:
SELECT * FROM SystemUser;
If you follow these steps, this will show you the current username and password for your admin user.
Well, missed something obvious that leads to another issue. The initial GET command to the server is returning a 404 error. So the AuthenticateUser script is AWOL, it seems. Which is more of a Server issue than the UI project.
given the fact that we install the CORE + UI continuously without this issue, I tent to think that something in your installation / configuration is wrong. To figure this out we need more details on your installation and the error logs
Well, missed something obvious that leads to another issue. The initial GET command to the server is returning a 404 error. So the AuthenticateUser script is AWOL, it seems. Which is more of a Server issue than the UI project.
Were you able to confirm the credentials were in fact admin/password or whatever you changed them to?
@ixtenebrae HI, I'm wondering, do you remember to run "FreeTAKServer" and "FreeTAKServer-UI"
simultaneously ?
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