Hi,
each server profile has its own password. You can set this via LAM GUI using
the manage profiles link. This will set a hashed password in the profile file.
You can also edit the file and set a clear text password value. This might be a
solution for your Ansible setup.
Best regards
Roland
Am 17. November 2017 16:04:13 MEZ schrieb "lam.ml--- via Lam-public"
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>Hi!
>
>I tried, and managed, to create my LAM installation with Ansible only.
>
>In the process, I did not set any passwords, ie. config.cfg contains
>the
>default encrypted password (should be "lam"...), and myprofile.conf
>contains no "password" entry.
>In this latter file, user authentication is set with loginMethod:search
>
>and httpAuthentication:true. This works.
>
>However, now I cannot change the settings with the IHM, because no
>password seem to be accepted... Is there a default password on
>profiles?
>If not, how do I compute an encrypted password, that I can put in
>myprofile.conf using Ansible?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Y.
>
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