TAC Energy

What is the correct api key for a locally deployed server?

Asked by Oliver Röss

I deployed the new server locally and noticed that none of my client's shouts got registered. I looked into the server log and found this:

2010-06-27 22:30:16,222 [queueManagementReceiveShoutNotificationJmsListenerContainer-1] ERROR grails.app.service.edu.kit.iism.cdamarket.QueueManagementService - Error creating new shout: Cannot authorize user admin: Wrong or missing username or apiKey
org.springframework.security.BadCredentialsException: Cannot authorize user admin: Wrong or missing username or apiKey

Before 0.7.1, the username was 'admin' and the apikey was 'testit'. I can login with these credentials but the client doesn't seem to be able to authenticate with them.

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This question was originally filed as bug #599136.

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Carsten Block (cblock) said : 		#1

Hi!

Please use the username "admin" and the specific api key displayed in the admin user properties. To show the user properties, log in to you local server and then click on the "admin" user name on the top right of the server's welcome screen.

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Carsten Block (cblock) said : 		#2

For security reasons, the admin's api key is no longer statically set to "secret" but dynamcially assigned upon the first server startup. Please look-up the api key on the admin's user page (click on the "admin" username on the top right of the welcome screen after having logged in).

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Carsten Block (cblock) said : 		#3

If there are any further issues with logging in to a locally deployed server, please do not hesitate to reopen this thread.

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