I’ve tried the one line deploy script of rasa to deploy locally on my Linux system(Ubuntu 16.04). Then deployment was successful and I get a link to open. I open the link and I get a page asking for a password. Now my question is how do I access the default password as nothing is shown to me currently. Ive tried setting the password in the environmental variable but somehow that doesn’t seem to work as well… Can someone please guide me with this issue?
I have the same error, but I am using a multipass vm of ubuntu on my windows machine. Very interested in a solution, as setting a passwort in env variable as well as an initial password did not work.
Good to know I’m not the only one facing this problem, this stuff is definitely weird. Can anyone from the rasa team help us get around this error?
Any luck solving this problem? @akashsmaran
@Taufred Well in a nutshell no. When I run the command rasa x it runs perfectly with the password and stuff, this only makes it more confusing as to why the default password isn’t shown for the one line deploy script. Have you tried the other way(docker compose) by any chance?
@akashsmaran Also pulling in @tczekajlo on this one . When you clicked the link which the script prints at the end, it didn’t log you in right away? Can you please share the command which you used to set the password?
Weird - I just tried deploying the script (without setting a password) and it worked. Did you install without a password and then update the deployment with a new password? The password setting only applies during the installation (it’s ignored for the updates).
Yeah that might have been the problem. I reinstalled the whole virtual machine and started from scratch. The login with the generated password now works.
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@Tobias_Wochinger I did no changes when deploying the script initially, I did try setting an environmental variable the next time, RASA_INITIAL_PASSWORD, which got the password in but said invalid credentials. The script doesn’t log me in directly, it works with the command rasa x though. Maybe it could be a case of improper installation. I’ll redo it as @taufred did. Is there a way to undo the changes which the deployment script made?
I did no changes when deploying the script initially, I did try setting an environmental variable the next time, RASA_INITIAL_PASSWORD,
Makes sense. The initial password really just applies during the first run. However, you could still update the user’s password as described in these docs..
Is there a way to undo the changes which the deployment script made? What are you referring to? Do you mean uninstalling? You can just do
curl -s get-rasa-x.rasa.com | sudo bash --uninstall
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