The server comes up nicely but I can’t seem to guess what the default username and admin is or if there is actually one created.
I don’t know how to create one or find out anything else.
chef-server-ctl status shows everything’s running but something with ‘move’ in the service name (opscode-move I think)
chef-server-ctl tail doesn’t show any obvious symptoms
Anyone know where I should look? Google seems to think it’s ‘admin’, ‘p@ssw0rd1’ but it doesn’t appear to like that.
The server comes up nicely but I can’t seem to guess what the default
username and admin is or if there is actually one created.
There is not actually one created. As you installed the web UI
(opscode-manage), you can create one by loading it in your browser and
creating a new organization and a user.
Or, you can create one at the command line on the server; this is how
you would do it without the UI.
$ sudo chef-server-ctl org-create chef 'Chef' # takes short name,
descriptive name of the org -- spits out an RSA private key which is
the validation key for the org
$ sudo chef-server-ctl user-create admin Julian Dunn admin@getchef.com
abc123 # takes username, first/last name, email, password -- spits out
a user's RSA key
$ sudo chef-server-ctl org-associate chef admin # associates the
'admin' user with the 'chef' organization
chef-server-ctl status shows everything’s running but something with ‘move’
in the service name (opscode-move I think)
The display of opscode-mover (a onetime service used for migrations
from CouchDB) as being "down" is expected. That output will be
suppressed in a future release of Chef Server 12.
James Scott as I heard from other folks at summit that the creation
procedure was confusing.
There is not actually one created. As you installed the web UI
(opscode-manage), you can create one by loading it in your browser and
creating a new organization and a user.
Same subject, different issue here using
chef-server-core-12.0.0_rc.4-1.el5.x86_64
I did the installation of opscode-manage but when I try to create a new
account using https://chef.bla.com/signup, I've got:
Email: A server error occurred. Please refresh and try again
Username: A server error occurred. Please refresh and try again
500
Smell something burning?
Sorry we have a small fire in the kitchen.
An unexpected error has occurred. Our staff are manning the fire
extinguishers and have been alerted.
Try refreshing the page, or contact us if the problem persists.
Noah pointed out to me out-of-band that the user creation procedure is currently broken due to an ACL bug. Since I didn’t see an issue about that yet, I opened it:
The server comes up nicely but I can’t seem to guess what the default username and admin is or if there is actually one created.
I don’t know how to create one or find out anything else.
chef-server-ctl status shows everything’s running but something with ‘move’ in the service name (opscode-move I think)
chef-server-ctl tail doesn’t show any obvious symptoms
Anyone know where I should look? Google seems to think it’s ‘admin’, ‘p@ssw0rd1’ but it doesn’t appear to like that.
For that 500, can you try opscode-manage-ctl tail? You can also increase
the log level in /etc/opscode-manage/manage.rb ( manage.rb) to get more verbose
information about why you're seeing those errors.
Would be interested to see, either on or off list, what's happening there
to help you get it fixed.
There is not actually one created. As you installed the web UI
(opscode-manage), you can create one by loading it in your browser and
creating a new organization and a user.
Same subject, different issue here using
chef-server-core-12.0.0_rc.4-1.el5.x86_64
I did the installation of opscode-manage but when I try to create a new
account using https://chef.bla.com/signup, I've got:
Email: A server error occurred. Please refresh and try again
Username: A server error occurred. Please refresh and try again
500
Smell something burning?
Sorry we have a small fire in the kitchen.
An unexpected error has occurred. Our staff are manning the fire
extinguishers and have been alerted.
Try refreshing the page, or contact us if the problem persists.
That night I removed the new Chef 12 and installed the old Chef 11. Now,
everything is working good.
The next day, I installed the Chef 12 on my notebook (Ubuntu) and
everything worked as supposed to be.
Today, I installed again Chef 12 on CentOS 6 machine, and I just can't
reproduce the error again
But, many thanks by your attention anyway
On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 10:37 PM, Nathan L Smith smith@getchef.com wrote:
Tiago,
For that 500, can you try opscode-manage-ctl tail? You can also increase
the log level in /etc/opscode-manage/manage.rb ( manage.rb) to get more verbose
information about why you're seeing those errors.
Would be interested to see, either on or off list, what's happening there
to help you get it fixed.
There is not actually one created. As you installed the web UI
(opscode-manage), you can create one by loading it in your browser and
creating a new organization and a user.
Same subject, different issue here using
chef-server-core-12.0.0_rc.4-1.el5.x86_64
I did the installation of opscode-manage but when I try to create a new
account using https://chef.bla.com/signup, I've got:
Email: A server error occurred. Please refresh and try again
Username: A server error occurred. Please refresh and try again
500
Smell something burning?
Sorry we have a small fire in the kitchen.
An unexpected error has occurred. Our staff are manning the fire
extinguishers and have been alerted.
Try refreshing the page, or contact us if the problem persists.
