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Hi, Same happened to me on a fresh install. Login credential not correct... Maybe sso on another domain doesn't work ?
Please give more details, logs, steps to reproduce, something... ! If you don't give any detail on how to reproduce you issue, we are just left with guessing ...
I have installed it on a sub domain and I have acces to Tiddlywiki (whithout the need to enter username/password).
My guess: try to register during installation with the same user / password
that you use to log into your YunoHost account.
Hi All. I had the same problem tiddly installed on a nohost.me subdomain configured with existing user and new password presented with the yuno host sso screen, logged in with my standard user creds. then a browser auth popup, but no combo of usernames and passwords would work.
I even updated all the packages.
BUT THEN, i tried to reboot, and everything worked afterward (using my standard yunohost username with no @domain.com, and the password i configured at install)
So to those with the same problem, i hate to say it, but did you try turning it off and back on again?
Hi Eric, thank you for your quick reply ! I don't really know how to access specific logs that could help you but I will try to be more descriptive ;-) I tried the solution proposed by exfrog : I firsrt upgrade the system and applications. Rebooted. Tiddlywiki now works on a sub domain. The problem is now that other app such as nextcloud or invoiceninja didn't like the update and are broken now ... I'm running yunohost on a RPI with version 4.2.5.2 (stable)
@ericgaspar I haven't observed any errors during the installation. I would be more than happy to share the logs if you could let me know where they are stored. Account that I used for signing in is the same one I used when I installed tiddlywiki.
Useful logs are found in the webadmin -> services -> tiddlywiki. Also, when you install Tiddlywiki, try to use the same credentials you use to log into your YunoHost session.
Hey Eric, I’m having the same issue. Here are some logs from my server.
Jun 06 03:44:29 node[584]: Sync error while processing save of '$:/StoryList': Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/var/www/tiddlywiki/mynewwiki/tiddlers/$__StoryList.tid' Jun 06 03:44:34 node[584]: syncer-server-filesystem: Dispatching 'save' task: $:/StoryList Jun 06 03:44:34 node[584]: Sync error while processing save of '$:/StoryList': Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/var/www/tiddlywiki/mynewwiki/tiddlers/$__StoryList.tid' Jun 06 03:44:39 node[584]: syncer-server-filesystem: Dispatching 'save' task: $:/StoryList Jun 06 03:44:39 node[584]: Sync error while processing save of '$:/StoryList': Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/var/www/tiddlywiki/mynewwiki/tiddlers/$__StoryList.tid' Jun 06 03:44:41 systemd[1]: Stopping TiddlyWiki: interactive wiki... Jun 06 03:44:41 systemd[1]: tiddlywiki.service: Main process exited, code=killed, status=15/TERM Jun 06 03:44:41 systemd[1]: tiddlywiki.service: Succeeded. Jun 06 03:44:41 systemd[1]: Stopped TiddlyWiki: interactive wiki.
V. 4.2.5.3 (stable) Debian 10 Linode Server
Steps to reproduce:
Hope this helps. Excellent work btw. Thanks
Shit, I forgot to mention I’m doing all this in Safari on an iPhone XR. I haven’t tried on a desktop yet.
Update: I reinstalled using my Yunohost user credentials for the admin password and it works. There isn’t even a prompt for un/pw this time. I verified in private browser tab that it’s still behind Yunohost login (I’m not sharing with the internet).
After updating to newer version of yunohost, and re-installing tiddlywiki, the issue has disappeared.
Same issue here until I set the same password in the password
field as the one I use for logging in to YunoHost.
Without this, I am presented with a Basic Authentication alert coming from TiddlyWiki.
The message contains "Please provide your username and password to login to". It looks like it's coming from ./core/modules/server/authenticators/basic.js:85 or ./core/modules/server/routes/get-login-basic.js:23.
I don't know much the TiddlyWiki code base, but I guess the Basic Authentication are not correctly passed when used with YunoHost.
Anyway, ideally this would be better to not have to set a password and use YunoHost credentials instead. As I said, I don't know much TiddlyWiki nor do I know how and if TiddlyWiki could be configured for that. If nobody knows, I may help in the future once my knowledge of the tool has increased :) (I'm just starting to use it).
@pbernery have you tried updating yunohost to the newest version? Updating yunohost has resolved the issue for me and at least one other person.
I did, YunoHost 4.2.7 on my machine.
Do you use different passwords for YunoHost and for TiddlyWiki?
I did, YunoHost 4.2.7 on my machine.
Do you use different passwords for YunoHost and for TiddlyWiki?
No, i am using the same password as I use to login to YunoHost.
I did, YunoHost 4.2.7 on my machine. Do you use different passwords for YunoHost and for TiddlyWiki?
No, i am using the same password as I use to login to YunoHost.
For me, it was not working when using different passwords, I believe this is the origin of the issue.
I tried several way to install, but face the same login issue… Is there an official way ton install it?
I have added a branch without admin/password
sudo yunohost app install https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/tiddlywiki_ynh/tree/passwordless
Hey All,
After installing the tiddlywiki instance on yunohost, and navigating to the url, I am not able to log-in using the account under which I installed it. Logging-in with an admin account doesn't work either.
Did I miss anything in the instructions or is it a bug?
Thanks!