That's the thing. I don't. Whereas the column families et successfully created, the user is not. And no, I don't have any of those messages in my logs. I checked a couple of times while restarting the nodes.
Greetings Michael Hanl Michal Michalski <mich...@opera.com> schrieb: >Don't you have a default "cassandra" user in system_auth.users? > >cqlsh> SELECT * from system_auth.users ; > > name | super >-----------+------- > cassandra | True > >It should be created on startup and you should see this in your logs: > >"PasswordAuthenticator created default user cassandra" > >However, if it fails, you should see this: > >"Skipped default superuser setup: some nodes were not ready" > >Do you have any of these messages in your log? > >M. > >W dniu 05.06.2013 17:19, Michael Hanl pisze: >> Hello, >> >> Based on several examples online I was trying to use the >> PasswordAuthenticator on our project nodes. >> Although setting it up with the version 1.2.5 of cassandra was not that >> difficult, I cannot seem to get access neither in cqlsh nor in the CLI. >> Having a look at the filesystem and the schema tables (nodetool) that >> the respective column families have been created with the startup of >> cassandra, but there is no default user, which of course I need to setup >> my own users. >> >> I tried several repairs with the nodetool already, but obviously when >> there are no data in the column family, repair is kind of useless. >> >> I hope someone has an idea (besides writing my own authentiction >> interface implementation). >> >> >> Kind regards, >> >> Michael Hanl >
