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An agent to run FlowFuse managed instances of Node-RED on devices
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What is the default credential for accessing the device editor locally ? #214

Closed Anmirazik closed 8 months ago

Anmirazik commented 8 months ago

Current Behavior

Hi i have successfully upload my flows from the flowfuse platfomr to my raspberry pi , but the issue is now when i try to access the device editor it shows this credential, but when i try to log in using my flowfuse credential it rejects , why ?

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Expected Behavior

I expect the editor to be accessible without any authentication on local network just like how normal node-red behaved

Steps To Reproduce

  1. Install flowfuse locally using ubuntu
  2. install flow fuse device agent on the raspberry pi
  3. Upload the flows from the flowfuse platform to the raspberry pi

Environment

hardillb commented 8 months ago

There are none, you can not access the editor on a device locally, you can only access it via the proxy provided by the FlowFuse app, this feature requires a MQTT broker and a FlowFuse License.

This is working as intended. Direct editor access on local networks is blocked because devices may be deployed to networks where other users are not allowed to edit the flows.

Anmirazik commented 8 months ago

I see, okay thank you for the info, I will close this issue.