[HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized 691ms]
test2a opened this issue · 5 comments
Hi, ok so the user which you have provided at the docker compose file is called "sdfsdf" and the password is also in sync with the user? Note if you have previously started the container with a different user the user will not change since the database setup was already executed, in this case you would need to delete your database and run again docker-compose up -d So in this case I would assume that you provide the wrong credentials to the backend. Otherwise you could also take a look into the database container at the fusio_user table to see which user is available.
no. the user was random. i had created the user "superuser" but same thing. yes, the screenshot is wrong credentials.
isnt the username/pw from docker-compose.yml?
FUSIO_BACKEND_USER: "user"
FUSIO_BACKEND_EMAIL: "mail"
FUSIO_BACKEND_PW: "pw"
Otherwise you could also take a look into the database container at the fusio_user table to see which user is available.
i dont know how to do this.... sorry
uyou mean the user of the server? or credentials in compose file?
docker exec -it fusio-docker_mysql_fusio_1 mysql -ufusio -p61ad6c605975 -D fusio -e "SELECT * FROM fusio_user;"
@chriskapp ok. i used this command to find the user. i found the default credentials worked instead of ones in my docker-compose file. i had pushed docker compose up many times, but it apparjently only took the first time default data.
anyways, i was able to fix this. thanks