what is Corrupted serialized SCRAM error?
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I am using mongooseim and suddenly I started getting the below error:
[warning] Corrupted serialized SCRAM: <<>> and no longer able to connect with the users. I am unable to find if somehow I enabled authentication other than PLAIN TEXT authentication.
Also, If I register a new user from the terminal command like :mongooseimctl register user10 localhost pass, it always works. But from the database all the other users look same like user10 but all those don't work.
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I am using mongooseim and suddenly I started getting the below error:
[warning] Corrupted serialized SCRAM: <<>> and no longer able to connect with the users. I am unable to find if somehow I enabled authentication other than PLAIN TEXT authentication.
Also, If I register a new user from the terminal command like :mongooseimctl register user10 localhost pass, it always works. But from the database all the other users look same like user10 but all those don't work.
erlang xmpp ejabberd mongoose-im
asked Nov 20 at 3:37
Shubham1164
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I am using mongooseim and suddenly I started getting the below error:
[warning] Corrupted serialized SCRAM: <<>> and no longer able to connect with the users. I am unable to find if somehow I enabled authentication other than PLAIN TEXT authentication.
Also, If I register a new user from the terminal command like :mongooseimctl register user10 localhost pass, it always works. But from the database all the other users look same like user10 but all those don't work.
erlang xmpp ejabberd mongoose-im
asked Nov 20 at 3:37
Shubham1164
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I am using mongooseim and suddenly I started getting the below error:
[warning] Corrupted serialized SCRAM: <<>> and no longer able to connect with the users. I am unable to find if somehow I enabled authentication other than PLAIN TEXT authentication.
Also, If I register a new user from the terminal command like :mongooseimctl register user10 localhost pass, it always works. But from the database all the other users look same like user10 but all those don't work.
erlang xmpp ejabberd mongoose-im
erlang xmpp ejabberd mongoose-im
asked Nov 20 at 3:37
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Ohh I find it myself, uppercase characters are not allowed in the username due to which it was throwing error the above error and make sure that pass_details vale should be null.
answered Nov 20 at 4:12
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Ideally, you would use themongooseimctlcommand interface - mongooseim.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-guide/Getting-started/…. If you need to ultimately register users from the NodeJS server, you can first register a few with the command line to see how they get serialized to the DB.
– erszcz
Nov 20 at 10:44
Yes, erszcz. But the issue is username should only be created with lowercase and I was creating it with mixed uppercase and lowercase
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 10:46
Indeed, it is an issue. That's whymongooseimctlcan help:$ ./bin/mongooseimctl register jAnE localhost pass123leads to an{passwd,{<<"jane">>,<<"localhost">>},<<"pass123">>}entry in the database.
– erszcz
Nov 20 at 12:40
Thats Awesome. BTW, I only see you helping me here for mongoose and ejabberd issue most of the time. Are you work at ejabberd/mongooseIM or in some other company or freelancer, just curious?
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 12:59
Indeed, I work at Erlang Solutions - the company behind MongooseIM :) Not that I'm hiding this fact - it's in my profile.
– erszcz
Nov 21 at 13:15
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Ohh I find it myself, uppercase characters are not allowed in the username due to which it was throwing error the above error and make sure that pass_details vale should be null.
answered Nov 20 at 4:12
Shubham1164
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Ideally, you would use themongooseimctlcommand interface - mongooseim.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-guide/Getting-started/…. If you need to ultimately register users from the NodeJS server, you can first register a few with the command line to see how they get serialized to the DB.
– erszcz
Nov 20 at 10:44
Yes, erszcz. But the issue is username should only be created with lowercase and I was creating it with mixed uppercase and lowercase
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 10:46
Indeed, it is an issue. That's whymongooseimctlcan help:$ ./bin/mongooseimctl register jAnE localhost pass123leads to an{passwd,{<<"jane">>,<<"localhost">>},<<"pass123">>}entry in the database.
– erszcz
Nov 20 at 12:40
Thats Awesome. BTW, I only see you helping me here for mongoose and ejabberd issue most of the time. Are you work at ejabberd/mongooseIM or in some other company or freelancer, just curious?
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 12:59
Indeed, I work at Erlang Solutions - the company behind MongooseIM :) Not that I'm hiding this fact - it's in my profile.
– erszcz
Nov 21 at 13:15
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Ohh I find it myself, uppercase characters are not allowed in the username due to which it was throwing error the above error and make sure that pass_details vale should be null.
answered Nov 20 at 4:12
Shubham1164
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Ideally, you would use themongooseimctlcommand interface - mongooseim.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-guide/Getting-started/…. If you need to ultimately register users from the NodeJS server, you can first register a few with the command line to see how they get serialized to the DB.
– erszcz
Nov 20 at 10:44
Yes, erszcz. But the issue is username should only be created with lowercase and I was creating it with mixed uppercase and lowercase
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 10:46
Indeed, it is an issue. That's whymongooseimctlcan help:$ ./bin/mongooseimctl register jAnE localhost pass123leads to an{passwd,{<<"jane">>,<<"localhost">>},<<"pass123">>}entry in the database.
– erszcz
Nov 20 at 12:40
Thats Awesome. BTW, I only see you helping me here for mongoose and ejabberd issue most of the time. Are you work at ejabberd/mongooseIM or in some other company or freelancer, just curious?
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 12:59
Indeed, I work at Erlang Solutions - the company behind MongooseIM :) Not that I'm hiding this fact - it's in my profile.
– erszcz
Nov 21 at 13:15
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show 1 more comment
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up vote
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Ohh I find it myself, uppercase characters are not allowed in the username due to which it was throwing error the above error and make sure that pass_details vale should be null.
answered Nov 20 at 4:12
Shubham1164
556
Ohh I find it myself, uppercase characters are not allowed in the username due to which it was throwing error the above error and make sure that pass_details vale should be null.
answered Nov 20 at 4:12
Shubham1164
556
answered Nov 20 at 4:12
Shubham1164
556
answered Nov 20 at 4:12
Shubham1164
556
answered Nov 20 at 4:12
Shubham1164
556
556
Ideally, you would use themongooseimctlcommand interface - mongooseim.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-guide/Getting-started/…. If you need to ultimately register users from the NodeJS server, you can first register a few with the command line to see how they get serialized to the DB.
– erszcz
Nov 20 at 10:44
Yes, erszcz. But the issue is username should only be created with lowercase and I was creating it with mixed uppercase and lowercase
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 10:46
Indeed, it is an issue. That's whymongooseimctlcan help:$ ./bin/mongooseimctl register jAnE localhost pass123leads to an{passwd,{<<"jane">>,<<"localhost">>},<<"pass123">>}entry in the database.
– erszcz
Nov 20 at 12:40
Thats Awesome. BTW, I only see you helping me here for mongoose and ejabberd issue most of the time. Are you work at ejabberd/mongooseIM or in some other company or freelancer, just curious?
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 12:59
Indeed, I work at Erlang Solutions - the company behind MongooseIM :) Not that I'm hiding this fact - it's in my profile.
– erszcz
Nov 21 at 13:15
|
show 1 more comment
Ideally, you would use themongooseimctlcommand interface - mongooseim.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-guide/Getting-started/…. If you need to ultimately register users from the NodeJS server, you can first register a few with the command line to see how they get serialized to the DB.
– erszcz
Nov 20 at 10:44
Yes, erszcz. But the issue is username should only be created with lowercase and I was creating it with mixed uppercase and lowercase
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 10:46
Indeed, it is an issue. That's whymongooseimctlcan help:$ ./bin/mongooseimctl register jAnE localhost pass123leads to an{passwd,{<<"jane">>,<<"localhost">>},<<"pass123">>}entry in the database.
– erszcz
Nov 20 at 12:40
Thats Awesome. BTW, I only see you helping me here for mongoose and ejabberd issue most of the time. Are you work at ejabberd/mongooseIM or in some other company or freelancer, just curious?
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 12:59
Indeed, I work at Erlang Solutions - the company behind MongooseIM :) Not that I'm hiding this fact - it's in my profile.
– erszcz
Nov 21 at 13:15
Ideally, you would use the
mongooseimctl command interface - mongooseim.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-guide/Getting-started/…. If you need to ultimately register users from the NodeJS server, you can first register a few with the command line to see how they get serialized to the DB.– erszcz
Nov 20 at 10:44
Ideally, you would use the
mongooseimctl command interface - mongooseim.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-guide/Getting-started/…. If you need to ultimately register users from the NodeJS server, you can first register a few with the command line to see how they get serialized to the DB.– erszcz
Nov 20 at 10:44
Yes, erszcz. But the issue is username should only be created with lowercase and I was creating it with mixed uppercase and lowercase
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 10:46
Yes, erszcz. But the issue is username should only be created with lowercase and I was creating it with mixed uppercase and lowercase
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 10:46
Indeed, it is an issue. That's why
mongooseimctl can help: $ ./bin/mongooseimctl register jAnE localhost pass123 leads to an {passwd,{<<"jane">>,<<"localhost">>},<<"pass123">>} entry in the database.– erszcz
Nov 20 at 12:40
Indeed, it is an issue. That's why
mongooseimctl can help: $ ./bin/mongooseimctl register jAnE localhost pass123 leads to an {passwd,{<<"jane">>,<<"localhost">>},<<"pass123">>} entry in the database.– erszcz
Nov 20 at 12:40
Thats Awesome. BTW, I only see you helping me here for mongoose and ejabberd issue most of the time. Are you work at ejabberd/mongooseIM or in some other company or freelancer, just curious?
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 12:59
Thats Awesome. BTW, I only see you helping me here for mongoose and ejabberd issue most of the time. Are you work at ejabberd/mongooseIM or in some other company or freelancer, just curious?
– Shubham1164
Nov 20 at 12:59
Indeed, I work at Erlang Solutions - the company behind MongooseIM :) Not that I'm hiding this fact - it's in my profile.
– erszcz
Nov 21 at 13:15
Indeed, I work at Erlang Solutions - the company behind MongooseIM :) Not that I'm hiding this fact - it's in my profile.
– erszcz
Nov 21 at 13:15
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