Hi there
I installed influxdb2 OSS on my ubuntu 20.04 server. as written in documenation I entered the ui under http://ipaddress:8086 in my browser and was redirected to the onboarding page to setup the first user password, organization and so on. This went like a charme - no problems.
When logged out after this initial onboarding activity there is no way to get back again in that admin ui.
The login page appears asking for username and password. Providing both properly leads always to a red box in the upper right corner telling “could not sign in”.
When I do the first setup in the UI then I am not able to log in again after first logout - as described
When I do first setup via CLI then I can logout and login again as expected. Strange - maybe worth to amend documentation ?
Now I got a config file in roots homedir /root/.influxdbv2/config containing entries for url, token, org and active flag.
As the install is as systemd service on ubuntu server 20.04 I would have expected that kind of configuration in /etc/influxdb ??
I could not find anything about this in the documentation ?
Yes I can do this - any idea where to go for filing an issue ?I visited support.influxdb.com but my credentials for the community I am not able to log in …
Hi, I have a similar issue too with influxdb2. The User account I created during the initial setup seem to have worked for a day. When I try to login again the following day, I keep seeing the ‘could not sign’ message even with the right credentials.
I wiped out influxdb2 and set it up from scratch again, but ended up having the same issue after a day. I am on windows 10 /Influxdb V2.0.9.
As suggested in one of the responses above, when I try to create a new user via CLI, I get unauthorized error access.
For our case, we were not prompted with “Get Started” to setup our initial setup. For my case, I solved it by deleting the “.influxdbv2” folder inside my user folder. I think the reason is my previous authentication data is kept in the folder, and influxdb assume I have already setup my account.