SOLVED New installation, not able to log in

[robi]

@stoccafisso do you have a cloudron user named root?

[stoccafisso]

@robi No user named "root"

[rmdes]

@stoccafisso said in New installation, not able to log in:

invalid_grant: Invalid grant: user credentials

could it be related to LDAP ?
https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/issues/2773

[robi]

@stoccafisso are you installing to the dashboard domain or another domain? If other, try dashboard domain first.

[rmdes]

@robi I'm using it on a non-dashboard domain, with a subdomain and it's going just fine

[stoccafisso]

@rmdes I chose to have the app have its own usermanagement, so LDAP should not be involved?

[stoccafisso]

@robi I am using it on the dashboard (main) domain, on a subdomain

[girish]

@stoccafisso Can you quick try to install on the demo cloudron (https://my.demo.cloudron.io/) and check if it works there? The username/password is cloudron.

Otherwise, can you post the full log of your installation at https://paste.cloudron.io ? And send the link to support@cloudron.io.

[stoccafisso]

Hi @girish

I tried installing PeerTube on your demo server, and was able to log in to PeerTube using "root" and "changeme".

Full log from my own installation is sent you at support@cloudron.io

[girish]

@stoccafisso Thanks for the logs. It seems the culprit is this:

2020-11-08T18:07:28.000Z > peertube@2.4.0 reset-password /app/code/server
2020-11-08T18:07:28.000Z > node ./dist/scripts/reset-password.js "-u" "root"
2020-11-08T18:07:28.000Z 
2020-11-08T18:07:29.000Z Killed

This means that it ran out of memory and got Killed. Not sure why, maybe there are many apps on the server already or something? Per https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/blob/develop/FAQ.md#should-i-have-a-big-server-to-run-peertube the default 256MB should be enough.

You can run this in the terminal and check if it works:

echo "changeme" | npm run reset-password -- -u root

[stoccafisso]

@girish said in New installation, not able to log in:

echo "changeme" | npm run reset-password -- -u root

Thank you @girish. I actually had a lot running on this cloudron, but could not get PeerTube to work even if I removed several other apps to free up memory.

But the above command for some strange reason fixed it and solved the problem. PeerTube is now working!

Thank you