I'm trying to get started with the WSO2 API manager. I changed the admin password from the default, and am slowly working my way through all the places it seems to get embedded. The latest issue is that when I try to self-register in the store, I get:
Unable to add a user. Please check credentials in the signup-config.xml in the registry
What is this registry, and how do I get to signup-config.xml to edit the admin password?
You can navigate to registry resource through admin console.
access admin console in following url
https://localhost:9443/carbon
then in the main tab you can find a section called Resources .There click on browse link . this will take you to browse the resources in registry.
you can find the sign-up-config.xml in the following location by browsing
/_system/governance/apimgt/applicationdata/sign-up-config.xml
there you need to change the admin password
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I am trying to separate the Administrator Authentication and Organization Authentication in the OpenAM. The version that I'm using is AM-7.2.0.
I just changed the Organization Authentication from the embedded ldap to OpenDJ. And I found that I cannot login to the console page with the amadmin account.
I tried to access http://am.example.com:8080/am/console but it shows "Page Not Found". When I check with the webapps/am/console/ folder. There is only images/PrimaryProductName.png.
May I know how can I make the console page with the above url available? or it is no longer used for Administrator Authentication?
I have a WordPress instance running locally on my mac with XAMPP.
It's working fine but when I want to install something I have to login with my ftp username and password.
I've tried to use my username and password which I use to logon to WordPress. Also I used my tried my database credentials. I really have no idea which other logon credentials I should have.
FTP credentials do not refer to your login details, it refers to credentials for File Transfer Protocol, it is given to you when you purchase a web hosting service or setup one yourself on your machine.
An alternative to this would be to download the plugin or theme you want and paste it to your /{website folder}/wp-content/themes or /{website folder}/wp-content/plugins
Try to
Right click to htdocs folder, choose Get info
Click the lock icon, type your MacOS account password to unlock below options.
Allow everyone Read & Write permission, the click the cog icon and choose Apply to enclosed items..., this should apply all r+w permission to sub-folders.
Done
I just recently installed a one click application from the Google Cloud Platform. I installed WordPress as a VM instance , but when I try to access my VM instance via ssh i see that its empty and it doesn't contain any WordPress files. Is there a way to access the WordPress files either via FTP or even better ssh?
One click deployments should come with everything you need “out of the box”.
You can visit your Deployment Manager and click on the Word Press resource to view login options and choose SSH or login to the Word Press admin console from there.
Accessing files through SCP can be done through the GCloud command line as well as another alternative.
For whatever reason when I published my server for the first time to Azure some really long password was generated for me that for whatever reason I didn't think would be an issue.
Apparently I need this to publish to my server.
http://i.imgur.com/w5K1ySZ.png
It does not match my Azure server admin password which I can easily change from the management portal. Is there a way to see what this password is and/or change it?
Is there a way to see what this password is and/or change it?
Click the link in Azure portal -> Your Website -> Dashboard -> Quick glance -> Download the publish profile.
Download the file and your publishing password should be there in plain text in form userPWD="7vasdfa....".
If you want to reset that you can click the link Azure portal -> Your Website -> Dashboard -> Quick glance -> Reset your publish profile credentials.
For the same solution as Kaspars Ozols presented but for the new Azure Portal you can go to App Services, open the App Service in question and click the "Get publishing profile"
Updating thread since it is now 9/2018.
Goto Azure Portal -> Dashboard -> App Service (that you are deploying to) -> Get publish profile (in the top middle of browser)
Once you have the file downloaded, look for the userPWD arg.
No it is not the same. Reason is pretty clear - security concern!
My "Azure Admin Password" is to manage all my Azure Resources. While when I publish a web site to Azure I would expect to have some other credentials, that do not have to all my azure services.
What you see there is a Deployment Credential. This is best explained in the Wiki Page for the Kudu Project. Note that Azure Web Sites run Kudu.
I installed the fbconnect module: http://drupal.org/project/fbconnect
According to some advice I got from a post on Drupal: http://drupal.org/node/1060220#comment-4088290, i Should get the latest dev version from here: https://github.com/vectoroc/fbconnect
I got the latest version, and I still have problems. When you click on the FacebookConnect icon, it tells me:
fbconnect_autoconnect_form_submit has been called without valid facebook session. Check your Application Secret on fbconnect settings page
Keep in mind:
I am running Drupal of my local machine, so my connect URL is: http://localhost/deals/src/
I DID enter the correct Application ID
I DID enter the correct Application Secret
Anybody know why I am still getting this error? Is it even possible to specify your local machine as the connect URL?
Facebook must be able to identify you by your domain name / app id / key.
So if you want fbconnect to work on your local machine, you have to configure a dyndns entry that refers to your IP and associate it with your facebook app.
This may help : http://drupal.org/node/949248