Domoticz

Hi

I get "Domoticz authorization error" when I try to connect to dashticz. I have dashticz on an alpine machine with nginx and php8.
I have the latest beta version of both domoticz and dashticz.
This is my CONFIG.js file
config['domoticz_ip'] = 'http://192.168.0.10:8080';
config['app_title'] = 'Dashticz V3';
config['user_name'] = 'dashticz';
config['pass_word'] = 'hellohello';
config['domoticz_refresh'] = '5';
config['dashticz_refresh'] = '60';
config['enable_websocket'] = 'true';

I get 401 unauthorized in network inspector in chrome and this address http://192.168.0.10:8080/json.htm?usern ... rvariables
When I set trusted networks in domoticz to 192.168.0.* it works but then i dont need to enter credentials for external access.

I have tried with enable basic auth and disabled

I assume you are running a recent Beta as many security changes have been done there.

Are you accessing Domoticz through a Proxy? Or has Dashticz direct access?

Username/password as URL parameters is not supported anymore. They need to be sent using a Basic-auth header (‘Authorization: Basic <base64(username:password)>’.

The Basic-Auth API over HTTP setting is to allow this header to be accepted over non-SSL encrypted connections (for example when SSL offloading is done by the Proxy).

Hi
Im running the latest beta of both domoticz and dashticz
Dashticz has direct access to http://192.168.0.10:8080

I have installed dashticz with this command "git clone https://github.com/Dashticz/dashticz --branch beta"
and put CONFIG.js in dashticz/custom/

Is there a setting in dashticz to use Basic-auth?

Use base64 to encode your username & password instead of sending it as plain text.

"dashticz:hellohello" ===base64===> "ZGFzaHRpY3o6aGVsbG9oZWxsbw=="

Where in dashticz do I put my base64 converted username and password?

ressof wrote: ↑Wednesday 25 January 2023 12:35 Where in dashticz do I put my base64 converted username and password?

Hi, I have the same problems after updating to the newest build (Version: 2022.2 (build 15050))

Where and how (base64) to store username and password in CONFIG.js?

Thanks for your help,

Marco

just use the latest Dashticz beta version, and fill in username and password in CONFIG.js. No need to encode this information.

Just updated to new domoticz stable 2023.1 and got also "Domoticz authorization error". Dashticz is already newest beta. I came from 2022.2, domoticz running in docker.
User and password is and was already inside Config.js.
config['user_name'] = 'xxxxxx';
config['pass_word'] = 'xxxxxxx'
I cleared cache I tried chromium still same issue.
Any idea how I can fix that?

sailmich wrote: ↑Tuesday 14 February 2023 20:22 Just updated to new domoticz stable 2023.1 and got also "Domoticz authorization error". Dashticz is already newest beta. I came from 2022.2, domoticz running in docker.
User and password is and was already inside Config.js.
config['user_name'] = 'xxxxxx';
config['pass_word'] = 'xxxxxxx'
I cleared cache I tried chromium still same issue.
Any idea how I can fix that?

Same here, just updated and need to login in now. How???

Find a solution! In browser on your Domoticz home page go to Setup > Settings > Security > Trusted Networks. Enter your Network and dashticz can connect again.

I added username and password to CONFIG.js as explained above (was not there before at all)
I added dashticz as a viewer/user/admin in domoticz (I tried all three).
I cleared the cache (several times)
I updated trusted networks (although was already there before)
I tried 127.0.0.1 in CONFIG.js instead of normal IP

but still I get authorization error when trying to run dashticz against domoticz version 2023.1

Final resort I update trusted network and replaced last 3 digits with *. Now dashticz has access again.

In one of my deployments, I needed to add ipv6 localhost explicitely, ::1, in the trusted networks. I do not really understand the reason since it was not needed before.

mgugu wrote:In one of my deployments, I needed to add ipv6 localhost explicitely, ::1, in the trusted networks. I do not really understand the reason since it was not needed before.

I thinks it is somewhere in the changelog, but since 2023.1 you have to specify the Trusted network explicitly. Before the IP of the interface was implicitly added to the ‘local network’ (old name).

Dashticz is running on: 192.168.1.150:8082
Domoticz is running on: 192.168.1.150:8084

192.168.1.* is in my trusted networks.
I still get an authorization error.

I also tried adding 127.0.0.* etc..
What could be wrong?

Also tried setting user_name and pass_word in config of Dashticz.
No positive result...

EDIT: It works when i set basic auth for API calls in combination with the user_name/pass_word

Only set basic auth for HTTP api call should be enough (with trusted networks) . No need for user/password.
What IP do you see in the Domoticz log when dashticz tries to connect?

Have the same problem

Resolved bij setting domoticz port in https

And set dashticz conf-file also to https

Solved by "Allow Basic-Auth authentication over plain HTTP (API only)" to "On" in Domoticz Security setup in the "Settings" tab.

I got thsi error when I run the latest Domoticz update.

janportinga wrote: ↑Monday 24 July 2023 15:18 Have the same problem

Resolved bij setting domoticz port in https

And set dashticz conf-file also to https

Having the same problem after installing Domoticz 2023.2

Where do you set the domoticz port to https?

I also have this error after I updated to the last version of Domoticz,

Is there one simple solution for the issue

*) updated to the Beta version of Dashticz
*) have my IP range in the "trusted network settings" (was already there) (10.0.0.*)
*) try'd the username / password option in the config.js

In my opinion it just shoud work

I can't see any login attempts in the logging of Domoticz, do i have to switch this on somewhere?