MurtaghsNAS
Dabbler
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- Jul 21, 2021
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I am having trouble with logging in with non-root local users. While this might be a real bug, I have doubts no one else found such a fundamental bug before this rookie and suspect I am doing something wrong.
Summary: After creating a local user through the GUI, I am not able to log in to the GUI as that new user.
Bug reproduction:
1) from fresh install of TrueNAS-SCALE-21.08-BETA.1, log in as root user
2) Go to Credentials>LocalUsers
3) Select Add
4) Create user by filling out "Full Name", Username, Password, and "Confirm Password". Click Save to complete.
5) Confirm new user is listed in Users field
6) logout as root by using upper-right power icon> log out.
7) On login screen, input new user username and password
Expected results:
New user logs in successfully
Observed results:
Pop up on login screen appears and says "Username or Password is incorrect."
Notes:
-I have tried a few different variations, making user sudoer, different PID, etc, and have not had success.
- In attached logs, I created user "testuser" at approximately 11:00 am, reproduced failed login, and relogged in as root to gather logs.
Summary: After creating a local user through the GUI, I am not able to log in to the GUI as that new user.
Bug reproduction:
1) from fresh install of TrueNAS-SCALE-21.08-BETA.1, log in as root user
2) Go to Credentials>LocalUsers
3) Select Add
4) Create user by filling out "Full Name", Username, Password, and "Confirm Password". Click Save to complete.
5) Confirm new user is listed in Users field
6) logout as root by using upper-right power icon> log out.
7) On login screen, input new user username and password
Expected results:
New user logs in successfully
Observed results:
Pop up on login screen appears and says "Username or Password is incorrect."
Notes:
-I have tried a few different variations, making user sudoer, different PID, etc, and have not had success.
- In attached logs, I created user "testuser" at approximately 11:00 am, reproduced failed login, and relogged in as root to gather logs.