@mdnuts are you too using the OSS version of Kibana?
no, i’m on the basic. hadn’t looked into oss versions.
OK guys I just reproduced this on a linux machine. Will report.
OK so the only error I get on Linux is the capitalization of connectorService, and I fixed it on the fly exactly like @mdnuts did.
The JSON.parse won’t happen. Everything works well in my environment.
@mdnuts maybe we can have a screenshare debug session?
PS: will release a new version with connectorService fixed as soon as possible.
i can’t, it’s air-gapped
for kicks i tried Edge - it at least gets me to the sign-in - then goes right into the loop of
myfqdn:5601/app/kibana/home?_g=0
firefox (my normal browser) just goes right to the home?_g=0
Can you take a pic (i.e. with your phone) of your YAML or report it exactly as YAML?
The capitalization change appears to have fixed things for me, thank you both.
(transposing, so i’m using 2 spaces for an indent.)
readonlyrest: ssl: enable: true keystore_file: keystore.jks" keystore_pass: readonlyrest key_pass: readonlyrest response_if_req_forbidden: Forbidden by ReadonlyREST ES Plugin access_control_rules: - name: "::LOGSTASH::" auth_key_sha256: <key here that works>" #logstash:logstash actions: ["cluster:monitor/main","indices:admin/types/exists","indices:data/read*","indices:data/write/*","indices:admin/template/*","indices:admin/create"] indices: ["firewall*","switches*","unix*","windows*"] verbosity: error - name: "::FileBeat::" auth_key_sha256: <key - not working yet> actions: ["cluster:monitor/main","indices:admin/types/exists","indices:data/read*","indices:data/write/*","indices:admin/template/*","indices:admin/create"] indices: ["filebeat*"] verbosity: error - name: "::KIBANA-SRV::" auth_key: kibana:kibana - name: "::RO::" auth_key: ro:dev kibana_access: ro indices: [ ".kibana", ".kibana-devnull", "logstash-*"] kibana_hide_apps: ["readonlyrest_kbn", "timelion", "kibana:dev_tools", "kibana:management"] - name: "::RW::" auth_key: rw:dev kibana_access: rw indices: [".kibana", ".kibana-devnull", "logstash-*"] kibana_hide_apps: ["readonlyrest_kbn", "timelion", "kibana:dev_tools", "kibana:management"] - name: "::ADMIN::" auth_key: admin:dev kibana_access: admin - name: "::WEBSITE SEARCH BOX::" indices: ["public"] actions: ["indices:data/read/*"] - name: "Require HTTP Basic Auth" type: allow auth_key: elastic:whattheheck verbosity: error
So this message comes out in the browser console AND the kibana server output?
just on the browser console for firefox.
i don’t see anything in the kibana logs that indicates any problems.
looking at dev console in Edge I see
Resource violated directive 'script-src ‘unsafe-eval’ ’ in Content-Security-Policy: inline script, in http://myfqdn:5601/app/kibana at line 185 column 809. Resource will be blocked.
^ a single error about an inline script not firing due to content security policy is expected!
(both in bootstrap.js)
Then
unhandled promise rejection SyntaxError: Failed to Read.
[Object DOMException]: {code 12, message: “Failed to read.”, name: “SyntaxError”}
(on vendors.bundle.dll.js)
Can you see this image?
http://myfqdn:5601/plugins/readonlyrest_kbn/img/favicon.ico
I’m saying this because what seems to fail in your case is a piece of code that checks for the validity of the cookie which sends an ajax call to a dummy asset like the favicon.ico. If that fails, you are redirected to login. Which explains your loop.
interesting - no i can’t see the image.
OK I think the precedent import capitalisation error compromised the installation process. Will provide a new Enterprise plugin package and we start over.
no luck, but i do see the icon this time.
What do you mean? Same identical defect?
Yeah, exact same message.
Tomorrow I think I’m going to trash it all, get to 671 or 700 if you’re at that level, and install just the plugin after installing ES and getting the ES plugin in.
This is actually a good idea
can you send me the 6.7.1 enterprise plugin?