I had originally created a database named metron and pointed the JDBC
connection string to that. I have created a new database named metronrest,
and pointed the JDBC connection string to use this. After restarting, the
only table in the database is the alertprofile table mentioned before, with
no
Anything in the rest logs? Is this a production install?
> On Feb 21, 2018, at 5:53 PM, David McGinnis
> wrote:
>
> OK, did this, added a simple username/password combo, as well as an entry in
> authorities with ROLE_USER, and restarted the two UIs as well as the
Ah I see. Yes the tables only get created automatically for MySQL. You
will have to create them yourself in postgres. Here is the create
statement for mysql that you should be able to map to postgres:
OK, did this, added a simple username/password combo, as well as an entry
in authorities with ROLE_USER, and restarted the two UIs as well as the
REST. I am still not able to log in using these credentials with a "login
failed" error.
On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 5:24 PM, Ryan Merriman
Did you create the metronrest database and permission it? The tables
should get created automatically when you start REST.
On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 1:46 PM, David McGinnis wrote:
> OK, that makes sense, thanks Ryan. I followed the steps mentioned above,
> but no
David,
Authentication in our UIs is not as seamless as it should be yet. Kerberos
authentication is on the road map. For now you need to load your
credentials into the appropriate security RDMBS tables. Instructions are
in the REST README:
OK, that makes sense, thanks Ryan. I followed the steps mentioned above,
but no table has been created for users or authorities. The only table I
see in the metron database is 'alertprofile'. Do you have a schema
somewhere documented which those tables should have that I should use to
create the