Howdy folks - I’m trying to login after an update from version 3 to 4 and my basic auth user credentials aren’t working. Any idea what the change may be here? I think the account I’m using is the initial admin account which is created when installing version 3.0.

try login with email

I have tried to switch to emails which could have possibly been used with the username, but none work with the known good password. I also had the idea to login to MySQL to check for a users table to double check which email if any was associated with that, but I’m getting a connection error.

Maybe try resetting your password and see if it sends an email to you?

Thanks, but tried that and pretty sure it won’t work anyway because smtp config is incorrect.

Sorry, just to clarify. Which version did you upgrade from? It's so odd because this is the first time I've heard this error so trying to get more details

Version 3.0 to latest

When you say "basic auth" are you referring to HTTP Basic Auth (not supported by Fleet), or Fleet's standard authentication?

Hey 👋, I meant standard auth. I had to roll back and create a new user but got up and running. Have some weird label related issues now: “failed to save labels: insert label query executions”

For the label issue, are you on ctl or the UI? Where is this outputting? Can you screenshot for more context?

@Rachel Perkins this is fleet serve stdout output logged onto one of our app servers: `{"component":"service","err":"failed to save labels: insert label query executions ([2021-07-30 19:32:56.627941726 +0000 UTC m=+1463.434697612 6 914 2021-07-30 19:32:56.627941726 +0000 UTC m=+1463.434697612 7 914 2021-07-30 19:32:56.627941726 +0000 UTC m=+1463.434697612 21 914]): Error 1452: Cannot add or update a child row: a foreign key constraint fails (

kolide

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label_membership

, CONSTRAINT

fk_lm_label_id

FOREIGN KEY (

label_id

) REFERENCES

labels

(

id

) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE CASCADE)","ip_addr":"72.194.121.199:54316","level":"info","method":"SubmitDistributedQueryResults","took":"2.570134ms","ts":"2021-07-30T19:32:56.628788844Z","x_for_ip_addr":""}`

Ack, okay, @zwass will follow up on this, he has some suspicions with osquery but not sure