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gui_rpc_auth.cfg exists but can't be read. Check the File permissions.
(Message 101195)
Posted 21 Oct 2020 by mauromol Post: So, thanks for your input. @Richard: indeed a systemctl restart boinc-clientfixed the "Invalid RPC client password", now the manager starts with no error and I can see my projects. I didn't have to change any password. @floyd: so you suggest to revert my chmod 664 on /etc/boinc-client/gui_rpc_auth.cfg, but if I do this I'm pretty sure I will get again the "gui_rpc_auth.cfg exists but can't be read". Also, I'm a bit lost: even if I set permissions 664, the manager was complaining about the RPC password until I restarted the client, like if the two components were not using the same credentials. So, should I understand from last Richard message that indeed my installation is still using a password and that 664 is the right permission to set on /etc/boinc-client/gui_rpc_auth.cfg? Is there anything else I should do to ensure proper configuration after upgrading from 7.16.6 to 7.16.15? |
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gui_rpc_auth.cfg exists but can't be read. Check the File permissions.
(Message 101190)
Posted 21 Oct 2020 by mauromol Post: I started to get this "gui_rpc_auth.cfg exists but can't be read" error after I updated my BOINC client and manager 7.16.6 installed from official Ubuntu 20.04 repos to 7.16.15 version installed from https://launchpad.net/~costamagnagianfranco/+archive/ubuntu/boinc to check whether bug https://github.com/BOINC/boinc/issues/3715 was fixed or not. I fixed this by chmod 664 /etc/boinc-client/gui_rpc_auth.cfg(thanks Bryn), but now I get another error on manager start: Invalid RPC client password. Try reinstalling BOINC. My manager window is completely blank, not showing my projects. Suggestions welcome. |
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