I believe so. I do not see any SQL related error that it could not connect to database or failed connection. In the db.properties database host is localhost and user is correct. Password is encrypted so I am not sure if it is correct (no reason for it not to be)
One thing I remember from 3.x that there was a splash screen which forced admin to change password. This time when I initially installed the server and started it up, the mysql server was not running. I am wondering if that caused an issue or not. Is there a way to manually toggle a flag in the db to indicate that the admin password has been changed already (even though its not)? Thanks Mir On Nov 12, 2012, at 2:05 PM, Ahmad Emneina wrote: > On 11/12/12 1:54 PM, "Mir Islam" <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi, first time installing CloudStack 4.x version. After installing the >> management server I can't login to the management console. I looked at >> the database and the md5 hash of the password matches 'password' but >> still I get "Invalid username or password" error when trying to login. >> Any idea what might be wrong and where I can look ? The logs in >> /var/log/cloud/management is not providing much clue. >> >> Thanks >> Mir > > I typically get that when the management server cant communicate to the db > server. Does your /etc/cloud/management/db.properties file point to the > right db host? > -- > Æ > > >
