My error. I had the site stuck in recovery mode. It is back up now.

I am back to normal. Thanks

@girish

I became confused as I was not getting emails for the new accounts I was creating and mistaken the restatement of the username as a password I had set. (I created the users one day, and then tried to use them to login several days later when you told me I could do this).

My error. But I am now into several apps. This is great. I don't even have to worry about setting the password in apps. Fantastic. I need to next look into why it is not creating new emails after I create a user. I checked the spam folder as well. Thanks for your help.

@girish

Yes, I was using a capital in the username. Now I have access after creating a new user with no caps. Thanks.

@nebulon Yes -- and to your question. I just typed this in at the Surfer prompt. /etc/init.d/ssh restart

I am no expert in restarting services -- but it responded with this.

root@5995ab0f-bf9c-46b0-9095-XXX:/app/code# /etc/init.d/ssh restart

• Restarting OpenBSD Secure Shell server sshd [ OK ]
  root@5995ab0f-bf9c-46b0-9095-XXX:/app/code#

But I have the same problem. I want to emphasize I made no change. At first I thought the library WiFi I was on was blocking the FTP. But then I switched to my phone as the hotspot and had the same issue.

I had the same issue with a configuration in the FTP client I have used for around 1.5 years. All of a sudden it did not accept the password and or username. I restarted the SFTP server in Surfer, but it did not change anything. I have no problem getting in through the web interface using the same credentials (that fail in the FTP client), however.

@girish

Yes, I was using a capital in the username. Now I have access after creating a new user with no caps. Thanks.

@girish

The log says that it delivered mail, but I don't see it in Gmail. But I tried my other email service and it worked.

I am still having a problem with Jupyter Notebook. That is rejecting the same password that is working in all the other apps.

@girish

I became confused as I was not getting emails for the new accounts I was creating and mistaken the restatement of the username as a password I had set. (I created the users one day, and then tried to use them to login several days later when you told me I could do this).

My error. But I am now into several apps. This is great. I don't even have to worry about setting the password in apps. Fantastic. I need to next look into why it is not creating new emails after I create a user. I checked the spam folder as well. Thanks for your help.

Ahh, just saw this. Ok, I am following it up on the other thread as it is the same issue. Thanks.

Girish,

Seems like a great feature. However, I tried logging in with my username and passwords from Cloudron into several of my apps, but none of them accepted the usernames and passwords I created. I saw the selection you are referring to when I brought up each new app, that is to make it compatible with Cloudron users. I had been doing this previously (accepting the default), but did not know what it meant.

I wonder what I am doing wrong.

I have no idea how to login to Surfer. It is strange that it does not come with a default login. There are not files to be adjusted where I could enter a login either. Does anyone know how to create a user and login for Surfer?

I have been looking through the app, and online, but can't find where or how the username and password is set. I tried this command in the terminal.

./admin user-add --username test --password test --display-name "Test User"

But it did not work.

My error. I had the site stuck in recovery mode. It is back up now.

I am back to normal. Thanks