Hi Guys,
At the main panel of OctoPrint, Last Week, when I entered “easyarts” for both user name and password, it logged in successfully. I could even set the head temp and control the motion of the delta’s arms.
Now when I tried entered “easyarts”, there is an error message “login failed user unknown or wrong password”.
I don’t think I have changed the user name and password.
Appreciate some help.
*p/s: wifi settings and router condition are the same.
Thank you.
Ivan Hoe
If you search “lost password” in the EasyArts forum, there is a thread where Michael posted a link to password reset. (While you are at it, maybe you can post the procedure here, so the next time the forum goes down - it went down another time just days ago, we can still read from here. I’ll also see how I can open up my Google Docs area for adding content.)
Thank you Yuan Liu,
Here’s the post in Ares forum about “lost password”:
http://www.easyarts3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=5463&hilit=lost+password#p32737
Where you can find,
Michael’s link to password: resethttps://http://github.com/foosel/OctoPrint/wiki/Configuring-Access-Control
It seems complicated, but I 'll try it later & report back.
Did you get your Ares working?
No.
From the git link, it mentioned config.yaml
Where do I enter config.yaml?
Am I doing the right thing? I am a total noob on rpi n octopi.
Also I am trying tp follow the other steps im http://www.easyarts3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=5463&hilit=lost+password#p32737
I am lost.
From Ares forum: http://easyarts3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=5463&p=33155#p33155
*I finally figured:
The significance of the config.yaml file > like what Michael Coley had provided the link https://github.com/foosel/OctoPrint/wiki/Configuring-Access-Control:
=> the 2 things to be changed/edited under the “accessControl” & “server” section:
"In case Access Control was disabled in the configuration wizard, it is possibly to re-run it by editing config.yaml and setting firstRun in the server section and enabled in the accessControl section to true:
accessControl:
enabled: true
…
server:
firstRun: true"
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_Wy8AkgkBR3VVhablk5NnN6WXc/view?usp=sharing
]https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_Wy8AkgkBR3cTVLMlJtWFlScjg
Unsure why images are not displayed nicely.
Q1: Have I done the re-edit correctly?
Q2: what is the next step for me to be able to log into OctoPi?
Thanks
If there is a property called firstRun, that means the first time you access the server, it will ask you for user name and password.
There is also a users.yaml file in the same directory. Here’s easyarts:
$ more .octoprint/users.yaml
easyarts:
active: true
apikey: null
password: 2027e255a427c8e15d667f9815c7f5020578ccdd2889c3ea5c26dfe0f931d3367ff2
e6c0c03e938c6012e7b51fd560b9cda2d9fe0218182eaa39e502db98a7d6
roles:
Yuan Liu, I appreciate your help but l don’t know what you are talking about.
You don’t get it that I am a noob (new out of the box).
So, what you just said, how would that help me to solve my problem?
I saw users.yaml in the directory in Pi > Octoprint.
But like I said, I am a noob.
OK, let me step back. (I find command line easier.)
You want to first try what the document suggested, set firstUse to true. Then just open browser. You should see either a prompt to enter user name, password, or an OctoPrint screen with full control.
I posted the content of the users.yaml file so you can replace password string if yours is different. But at this point, I’d go with resetting firstUse.
So restarting OctoPrint solved the problem? OctoPrint should restart with every power cycle. That sounds strange. Maybe you edited the file some other time?
Yes problem solved as indicated in the attached link post.
Honestly, i may have edited or done something else, though what i could remember was setting everything to true.