Admin Login won't work
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Both config files contain "defaultPadText" – and the one from the file manager seems to be 'active'. Does the last edited config file override the older version if they contain the same values?
Could it be beneficial to clear one of those files and work only with the other?
There are plenty of entries in the one in the admin panel that I do not have in the one in my file manager...
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The one from
/app/data/
should overwrite the values from the other. But likely the config file structure in the package will change I assume. We have to see how upstream development improves the admin UI and if we maybe shouldn't even have that. Mostly a .json file textarea with a save button is not really much added value. -
...story continues:
As with the latest update (from etherpad 4.1.0 to 4.1.1.), I can't login via '/admin-auth' as mentioned earlier. Instead, I get this error:
RPError: outgoing request timed out after 3500ms at /run/etherpad-lite/src/plugin_packages/.versions/openid-client@5.7.0/lib/helpers/request.js:140:13 at async Client.grant (/run/etherpad-lite/src/plugin_packages/.versions/openid-client@5.7.0/lib/client.js:1370:22) at async Client.callback (/run/etherpad-lite/src/plugin_packages/.versions/openid-client@5.7.0/lib/client.js:520:24) at async /run/etherpad-lite/src/plugin_packages/.versions/ep_openid_connect@3.0.7/index.js:144:11
The pad itself runs as usual.
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We also had to disable the webrtc plugin as it throws errors and @vladimir-d reported another issue at ep_comments_page which got fixed https://github.com/ether/ep_comments_page/issues/339
Overall etherpad seems to be in a rough situation right now, but the pace of development is positive.
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Hello everyone,
I am logged in through Cloudron (my name shows up), but I cannot access the admin panel under /admin. I get forwarded to /admin/login. Neither "admin" / "changeme1" nor the Cloudron credentials worked.
It is such a nice app, it's sad it does not seem to work reliably.
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Actually the docs at https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/etherpad/#admin-user are already correct.
@marylou did you restart the app after changing the file? Have you done any other modification to the settings? Etherpad can be very picky about those changes.
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@marylou @nebulon Currently, accessing Etherpad's admin interface is a two-step process (after the config mentioned above):
- First, visit
/admin-auth/
to authenticate with your Cloudron user. If successful, you'll see the word "Authorized" appear. - Next, visit
/admin
. This should no longer redirect you to/admin/login
, and should instead show you the Etherpad admin console.
- First, visit