can't access http://localhost:28017 when enable auth for mongod.

[amazo...@gmail.com]

i can't access http://localhost:28017 when  enable auth for mongod,it always pop up username/password even i fill correct username/passwd,i have enabled http & REST in initial parameter files,pls refer YAML format parameter file which i used

net:
   port: 27017
   http:
     enabled: true
     RESTInterfaceEnabled: true
security:
     authorization: enabled

But when i disable mongod authorization,then i can login http://localhost:28017 successfully and no need to fill username/password.

what's the reason?does it not support http console under authorization for 3.0?my version is 3.0.2,thanks.

[Jorge Rúa]

Do not use localhost. DNS is your friend.

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[Stephen Steneker]

On Friday, 26 June 2015 18:33:39 UTC+10, amazon.xia wrote:

i can't access http://localhost:28017 when  enable auth for mongod,it always pop up username/password even i fill correct username/passwd,i have enabled http & REST in initial parameter files,pls refer YAML format parameter file which i used

Hi,

The built-in HTTP and REST interfaces don't support the new SCRAM-SHA-1 authentication in MongoDB 3.0 (in fact the REST interface has no support for auth):

 http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/release-notes/3.0-compatibility/#http-status-interface-and-rest-api-compatibility

Both interfaces are disabled by default in MongoDB 3.0, and are only intended for development use at best as they are not secure. For general security best practices see: http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/administration/security-checklist/.

All of the information in the HTTP interface is available from MongoDB commands that you can either run in the mongo shell or from a driver. There are a number of REST solutions available and it's not uncommon to develop an application-specific REST API. Some common REST interfaces are listed at: http://mongodb-tools.com.

Regards,

Stephen