Hello,
I am a newbie and deployed Rasa X (Google Cloud - Docker) as per this tutorial. Everything was fine and I could chat with the deployed assistant until I got a notification about updating Rasa X.
After updating, I kept getting ‘Wrong Credentials’ when typing my login password (see screenshot below). I went through the other topics and tried all (restarting, resetting using sudo python3 rasa_x_commands.py create --update admin me etc.) but no luck. Anyone else with the same problem?
Thx
Hey @mayham, what are the two Rasa X versions in question?
Thanks @sams. I didn’t note down the version it told me to install. I tried to find out the current version info but whatever command I looked up didn’t work. What’s the best way to find the version info out?
Have you tried what’s described here? I assume that Rasa X is running (given that you can access the login screen), so you should be able to call the version endpoint…
When I input this: curl https://example.com/api/version
I got the following screen (don’t see any version # )
Ah, right, I see. Well, you have to change the URL to the one where your Rasa X is running 
E.g. if your Rasa X starts at http://localhost:5002 like here, then you’d call
curl http://localhost:5002/api/version
Thanks again @SamS 
definitely need some hand-holding with server issues.
The rasa x version is 0.39.0
Hi @mayham , just to note that the tutorial video is a bit older so you may want to double check on the docs instructions Docker Compose Installation that no steps changed.
Thanks @mloubser for pointing that out. It may be faster to delete the old instance and go through the installation again (also my gcloud zone changed so I may have to create a new one although Rasa X worked from the new location without changing the zone.)
I’ll report back if that makes a difference.
Tried setting another instance and the python version differences is taking way too long to sync. I spent way too much time on this error and I’ll have to end my rasa x adventure for now. The learning ramp is way too steep and may have to hire a server-side engineer in the future. I hope future iterations of rasa x will be ML engineer friendly
Update: I just kept going, learning, trying until I got other errors! I went the brute force way and I deleted the Gcloud VM instance and re-did the entire thing and now it’s working. No idea why but I am glad all is well (won’t be doing any rasa updates from now on! It messed up my setting for a reason).