Hi all, I am new user trying to go through the basics, I was setting up ignition, and typed in my gateway password (as it asks) and i used my normal password I use for a lot of things, and my browser even saved it. I went to log in and no dice, so I have tried to use the GWCMD tool to no avail. I understand there are a lot of users on windows, and I tried the executable shell file and no luck there either. I can pull up the directory, and I can pull up all the available commands, and password and -p is not there as an available command. I also used sudo (superuser) to execute the command and there was no difference. I am wondering If I am missing some small portion in my command. Thanks
You should be looking for gwcmd.sh, not ignition.sh (I think)
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that worked! Thank you good sir.
This worked to get the command to come up but when i type in the -p it says command not found.
What version are you on? Can you copy/paste the exact command you executed and its output?
/usr/local/Ignition/gwcmd.sh
The version is the maker edition 8.1.39 Mac version is catalina
That makes me think you aren't putting a space before that dash. Should be:
./gwcmd.sh -p
That worked thank you. I'm new to Ignition on Apple.
I completed the steps successfully in terminal, and was able to set a new username and password. However, when i login with the new credentials i am getting this error on the home screen.
Did you restart the gateway service as directed? It will force you to go through partial commissioning to set a temporary new user and password.
Yes, i did through terminal. Then i created a new user and signed in with it. However im still getting the same result.
You should have support look over your shoulder. There's some nuance that we cannot see.