• checked password with abctl local credentials
• Opened the browser and entered username and passwod.
• Invalid username or password
And you restarted airbyte-abctl-server like this:
kubectl scale --replicas=1 deployment/airbyte-abctl-server```
right?you can also restart Docker Desktop or Docker engine, depending on what you are using
if restarting airbyte-abctl-server is not enough
have you tried to replicate my error? this is a fresh instal on Amazon linux 2023
Restarting Docker Engine did not help
I’ve tested abctl on macOS and Amazon Linux 2, and it works fine for me. I haven’t tried on Amazon Linux 2023 yet.
I did it with Amazon Linux 2023 and abctl v0.11.1 I suspected it is 0.11.1 issue
Were you able to login? It seems I am not the only one having this issue.
Yes, I was able to login, even after few times changing password to different values
I ran into this same problem when using a tailscale URI.
Host was set to airbyte.{redacted}.<http://ts.net|ts.net>
on the route /api/v1/users/get browser returns 401 Unauthorized
If I port-forward locally to my machine it works.
Thoughs/ideas on what may be causing the issue?
<@U02U116B8BB> It is resolved by turning off secure attributes on cookie.
https://airbytehq.slack.com/archives/C021JANJ6TY/p1723547849631199?thread_ts=1723528731.696339&cid=C021JANJ6TY
<@U05JENRCF7C> Did you use FQDN to access Amazon Linux 2 from your browser?
I used ngrok (https://ngrok.com/) and passed generated domain to --host option
I use internal domain name. I think <@U06HNC55M99> is experiencing the same issue. It might be something related to FQDN?
As long as browser sends Host header and it matches nginx configuration, it shouldn’t be a problem. I used something like airbyte.local locally, set /etc/hosts, and it worked fine for me
And I opened 443, <tel:8080008999|80 and 8000-8999> for the security group
Do I need to open any other ports?
8000 should be enough, or anything that you pass to abctl with --port option
Great! We’re going to update our docs to make this clearer. We’re also going to add a flag in abctl to do this more clearly.