My ASL installation is working, except for a pesky error. I think it is related to Allmon3:
[2025-02-28 10:13:13.201] NOTICE[1197]: manager.c:3753 authenticate: 127.0.0.1 tried to authenticate with nonexistent user ‘root’
[2025-02-28 10:13:13.201] NOTICE[1197]: manager.c:3790 authenticate: 127.0.0.1 failed to authenticate as ‘root’
== Connect attempt from ‘127.0.0.1’ unable to authenticate
[2025-02-28 10:13:29.211] NOTICE[1215]: manager.c:3753 authenticate: 127.0.0.1 tried to authenticate with nonexistent user ‘root’
[2025-02-28 10:13:29.211] NOTICE[1215]: manager.c:3790 authenticate: 127.0.0.1 failed to authenticate as ‘root’
== Connect attempt from ‘127.0.0.1’ unable to authenticate
[2025-02-28 10:13:45.220] NOTICE[1222]: manager.c:3753 authenticate: 127.0.0.1 tried to authenticate with nonexistent user ‘root’
[2025-02-28 10:13:45.220] NOTICE[1222]: manager.c:3790 authenticate: 127.0.0.1 failed to authenticate as ‘root’
== Connect attempt from ‘127.0.0.1’ unable to authenticate
In allmon3.ini, the user=root, and the password is xxxx ( same user and password as the asl login. )
Manager.conf also updated with secret=xxxx ( same as above )
You may have created a user ‘root’ for program assets, but the operating system has a known root user that is top level. Has it’s own password for the OS.
And I would advise against using the username ‘root’ in anything else.
It does not change OS level privileges.
It looks like your manager user/password is not being accepted.
Look in your manager.conf to see what you have the user/pass set to and accommodate that in your allmon setup.
But it is the user name it seems to have a problem with, not the secret.
It has not got that far, it can’t find the username ‘root’.
the asterisk manager is not the same usr/pass you may have set your allmon access to.
It is for allmon to be able to interface with asterisk. And does not control how you personally access allmon.
You have you user/pass mixed up.
But I suguest not using user root for anything outside of OS access.
@lengriff Usually the username for allmon3.ini is admin. It must match the section in manager.conf. For instance, if your manager.conf has a section like
[admin]
secret = mysupersecret
Then the allmon3.ini should be configured as
[nodenumber]
host=127.0.0.1
user=admin
pass=mysupersecret
I’m guessing if you just change root to admin in your allmon3.ini file, it will start working.