Blair Zajac wrote:
Adam Kocoloski wrote:
On Sep 4, 2009, at 1:32 PM, eric casteleijn wrote:
I'm having a problem that is making me doubt my sanity, and I wonder
if someone can reproduce this or tell me how I'm stupid:
I have a system couchdb server installed, and have added an admin
account to it with this command:
curl -X PUT http://localhost:5984/_config/admins/thisfred3 -d
'"password3"'
That works fine, the admin account is written to
/etc/couchdb/local.ini with a hashed password as one would expect,
and persists between couchdb sessions. Wonderful.
Now when I start up a different couchdb server (after stopping the
system one, but I don't really think that matters.) on a different
port, with a different (newly created) db_dir and a completely
different .ini file, like so:
I see the same problem, but only if I'm changing servers on the same
port. Are you sure that's not the case?
Absolutely, the system one is running on 5984, and the other one we
start on a random port, and never once in my experimenting has that
turned out to be 5984 (I used the browser to try and create databases,
and I know it was a different port number every time.)
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- eric casteleijn
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