Hi! I am trying to have rasa x running on my aws instance as a service. So under /etc/systemd/system I created a service with the cmd to execute rasa x --enable-api. Everything else works well except I can not access the UI through the port 5002/login because I need the password. Usually on local machine, I can see the password(complete url) get logged after the rasa x cmd has been executed, then I can just open it on browser. However, on aws server I tried systemctl status rasa.service --all, there is not log of url with password. Then when I used journalctl -u rasa.service, I found that the logging of that url will only be printed after the service is dead or get stopped. Do anyone know why this is the case and how can I retrieve those password? Thanks! Here is the pic of logging: [log]

Hi @BrianYing , you can set an environment variable RASA_X_PASSWORD=<PASSWORD> which will be used if set instead of the randomly generated one. I’m not sure why those logs aren’t printed earlier but we’ll look into it!

hey @ricwo can you please explain how to set password locally on rasa x instead of randomly generated password? if i have to set environment variable here too, then where to set it

@PureLogics which OS are you using? On Linux for example, you can either set the environment variable : when calling rasa x: RASA_X_PASSWORD=<yourpassword> rasa x by adding export RASA_X_PASSWORD=<yourpassword> in your ~/.bashrc file Hope that helps

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@Meet how did you install Rasa X? Are you running it from the command line or using Docker or the Helm chart?

@Meet , did you restart your terminal after apply the changes to ~/.bashrc?

Hello, I’m facing more or less the same problem. I made a Service for Rasa X: [Unit] Description=Rasa Core After=multi-user.target Requires=rocketchat.service [Service] Type=simple WorkingDirectory=/opt/rasaVicious/ ExecStart=/opt/anaconda3/envs/rasaEnv/bin/python3 -m rasa x -p 5006 User=root Group=daemon This will start Rasa X as root on port 5006 and works fine. Problem now is that I can’t see the password using “service rasaVicious status”. So I tried to add the following line to root’s .bashrc: export RASA_X_PASSWORD=test Afterwards I reloaded the bashrc with source .bashrc But this won’t help. Everytime I start the rasa-Service, it’s a random password and not “test”. I also tried to close and reopen my shell, but still the same problem. Someone a suggestion how I can set the password? Edit: Changing the ExecStart line to: ExecStart=/opt/anaconda3/envs/rasaEnv/bin/python3 -m RASA_X_PASSWORD=test rasa x -p 5006 won’t help either. Doing that my service won’t even start and I get the following error message: /opt/anaconda3/envs/rasaEnv/bin/python3: No module named RASA_X_PASSWORD=test

your exec command should be ExecStart="RASA_X_PASSWORD=test /opt/anaconda3/envs/rasaEnv/bin/python3 -m rasa x -p 5006" (note the env var comes before the python command) can you try again and report if it’s working or not?

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Command line I entered command export RASA_X_PASSWORD= but it doesn’t change

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