No temporary password

[Burrko]

Not sure if anyone has had the same issue but when I’ve went about install it for the first time, where others have had a temporary password, it asked me to put one in but it also don’t allow input.

[Leafgray28]

what i did is, ctlr+c, then re-run the code, the instead of enter, i click spaces, then change it to the actual localhost 7000

[Burrko]

Thank you for the reply. What do you mean by ‘click spaces’? When I re-run the code, I cannot do anything but put in a username because if I type something else it still goes to ask me for a password.

[Burrko]

I managed to figure it out. I ran the code again but without the ‘python setup py’ and instead ran the last part of the code ‘python -m unvicorn app:app —host 127.0.0.1 —port 7000’ and gave that some time to load up where I found a URL within the loaded code and put that into my browser which opened up the login page for Odysseus itself where I could add my own password.

[agu4004]

it's cmd thing. If something is hidden (E/G password), instead of showing *** like GUI did, a command prompt will show nothing. That being said, whatever you input still registers. It just does not show up for you. so for non tech not familiar with it, it feels like it does not take any input

[Burrko]

Understandable. I still don’t know how this information can help with being able to run the code properly though?

[agu4004]

clean download it, until step 5, at admin, press a, then enter, then password, you press a one time, enter, confirm password, press a one time a gain, then enter. that's the step I did to run it

[Michiel-VandeVelde]

Hi, has this issue been resolved?

[Burrko]

Yes. This has been answered, thank you.

[Michiel-VandeVelde]

nice to hear! closing now