Wrong node number pops up when using Allmon3 Monitoring Dashboard!

AllStarLink
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Setup Information

Asterisk : 22.7.0+asl3-3.7.1-1.deb13
ASL [app_rpt] : 3.7.1

I have the following problem:

A system crash has caused that I could not get access to the ASL application any more.

So I have burned a new image for my Raspberry Pi 3b.

I have created two new nodes (690890 and 690891) and I have removed the old nodes (690080 and 690081).

They show up on my account on the allstarlink.org website.

However I cannot access these nodes from my Allmon3 Monitoring Dashboard!

It still shows the old node number (690080) at the top left of the screen (below the home icon) .

In addition, it asks for a user name and password, which I don't know.

HOW can I get access to the new node on that screen, and get rid of the old number?

Pls. adv,

Regards, Tom

PA2TSL

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Have a look at ASL Manual : Allmon3 Configuration and ASL Manual : Allmon3 User Management

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I have created (again) a new image, and now I can see my node number when I go to my Allmon3 Monitoring Dashboard. In addition, I still CANNOT use the login/password on that page: I do not know WHICH login/password combination is required! Can anyone tell me which login name and password are required??

I will start a new thread because the subject is not very useful any more: I will make a new one (“where can I find the login/password on the Allmon3 Monitoring Dashboard).

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Did you look at the link in post immediately before your reply?

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there's a short paragraph tucked away inside the ASL3 installation instructions which tells you what to do to set up Allmon3 - look for allmon3-passwd

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Thanks for all your suggestions.
I have tried several attempts to find the required information.
For me it is unclear WHICH file I have to get to change/view the login details.
I have opened the file /usr/bin/allmon3-passwd but I don't have any idea where the password information can be found in that file.
In addition I have checked the /etc/allmon3/users file:

user|pass
allmon3|$argon2id$v=19$m=102400,t=2,p=8$qzQqB4hAksPQMj7EB2RrVA$U4tfoQn/CYtY4Hn1j
WGu+g

No idea how to handle this...
Of course, I can make a new image, but I am afraid that I will encounter the same problem with this login problem.

Maybe it is possible to get the correct information form one of you WHICH files I have to view/modify to get the correct login/password information...

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Please see the manual: User Management - AllStarLink Manual. It tells you what to do. You don't edit allmon3-passwd (it's a program) nor /etc/allmon3/users (it's a key/value datastore). Run the allmon3-passwd command as shown in the manual, add the user you want to use, and restart allmon3. That's it - as documented.

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N8EI: THANKS for this information!
I have created the allmon3 password, and now it is working, finally!
I also was not aware to use "allmon3" for the user.
So now I can proceed with adding my SHARI module.... hope it will cause no problems...

Best regards from The Netherlands,

Tom
PA2TSL

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with that done, you might want to run sudo usermod -aG allmon3 <username> to allow you to review the allmon3 configuration files with more without having to use sudo each time