Remove the /.asadminpass file and you won't see the prompt for password.
You might have logged into the default domain using different admin
password for user "admin" in port 4848
Now the default user is "admin" and default password is no password. If
you try to login with the old .asadminpass file ,you are actually
passing a non empty password which will result in a incorrect credentials.
But after you change the admin port the entry in .asadminpass will be
ignored because login details are based on host and port.
Try removing the file and see if it works for default port.
-Sankar
Naresh wrote:
> In the latest nightly build (b64) of GF v3, I see that *asadmin set*
> command prompts for admin password, which was not the case in the
> previous builds (checked with the promoted build b62).
>
> When I enter the password as "adminadmin", it fails saying invalid
> password (I'm using the zip bundle, on a Linux machine).
>
> However, when the the HTTP, HTTPS and ADMIN port values are changed
> from the default values, *asadmin set* doesn't prompt for the admin
> password.
>
> I sense something fishy happening here.
>
> Is it some regression in the latest nightly build?
>
> - Naresh
>
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