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Can't login to console! #1336
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Are you sure you set the correct parameters for MongoDB access while
running change_server_mode.sh?
Regards,
A. Oguz
…On Thu, Jun 20, 2019 at 8:09 AM Stuart Auld ***@***.***> wrote:
Issue Short description
*Brief description of what happened*
I have an Ant Media Server cluster with a MongoDB backend that was working
nicely on v1.6.1. After upgrading to v1.7.2, I can't log in anymore (403
error).
Environment
- Operating system and version: AMS Enterprise v1.7.2 AMI
- Java version: AMS Enterprise v1.7.2 AMI
- Ant Media Server version: AMS Enterprise v1.7.2 AMI
- Browser name and version: AMS Enterprise v1.7.2 AMI
Expected behavior
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I can log in
Actual behavior
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I can't log in
Steps to reproduce
1. Deploy a working cluster using AMS v1.6.1 with a MongoDB backend
2. Set an admin password
3. Upgrade the cluster to v1.7.2
4. Try to log in
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Hi @mekya, Yes, we haven't changed this, we're running all of the same userdata, just on the new AMI. Cheers, |
Is it possible to send me log file of the server you're trying to login?
I can check what's wrong with it.
Thank you
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Hi @mekya,
Yes, we haven't changed this, we're running all of the same userdata, just on the new AMI.
Cheers,
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Thank you. I'm just letting the same answer be here as well.
It seems that this issue is about Chrome caching or something. There is no
special error for this in logs.
Could you please try to login with firefox?
If you could succeed to login with firefox, I'll create an issue about
what's wrong with Chrome.
Thank you
Regards,
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Hi Oguz,
I have tried in Safari and also in Chrome (private mode) but still getting
403 errors - I don't think it's a caching issue.
Cheers,
Stuart
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… Thank you. I'm just letting the same answer be here as well.
It seems that this issue is about Chrome caching or something. There is no
special error for this in logs.
Could you please try to login with firefox?
If you could succeed to login with firefox, I'll create an issue about
what's wrong with Chrome.
Thank you
Regards,
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Can you provide me to access your server temporarily and check what's going
on?
ssh and web panel credentials.
Regards,
A. Oguz
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I have tried in Safari and also in Chrome (private mode) but still getting
403 errors - I don't think it's a caching issue.
Cheers,
Stuart
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> Thank you. I'm just letting the same answer be here as well.
>
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> It seems that this issue is about Chrome caching or something. There is
no
> special error for this in logs.
> Could you please try to login with firefox?
>
> If you could succeed to login with firefox, I'll create an issue about
> what's wrong with Chrome.
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> Thank you
> Regards,
> A. Oguz
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This issues for CORS related and it's fixed in 1.8.0 In order to make it work for https in 1.7.2, you should open the file /usr/local/antmedia/webapps/root/WEB-INF/web.xml
with these ones
restart the servers |
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Issue
Short description
Brief description of what happened
I have an Ant Media Server cluster with a MongoDB backend that was working nicely on v1.6.1. After upgrading to v1.7.2, I can't log in anymore (403 error).
Environment
Expected behavior
Put as much detail here as possible
I can log in
Actual behavior
Put as much detail here as possible
I can't log in
Steps to reproduce
Logs
Place logs on pastebin or elsewhere and put links here
Join Google Group and be a part of Ant Media Server Community.
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