This is a very new install. I have it running. It accepts DICOM, loads studies, everything seems to be working fine. But now I want to make it so others can reach it.
Following the information here, How to authenticate users? — Orthanc Book documentation
I have the following tokens set:
“RemoteAccessAllowed” : true,
“AuthenticationEnabled” : true,
“RegisteredUsers” : {
“admin” : “nottherealpassword”,
“tech” : “nottherealpassword”,
},
When accessing the URL, the prompt for the username and password does show… Only it will not take the 2 users I have given. orthanc:orthanc still works, though.
Right now, no SSL. I’m trying to keep it as simple as possible as I move on.
I have checked the logs after enabling TRACE level. Nothing in the log says anything about failed attempts or anything regarding authentication.
And I cannot find any other topics that are exactly like this. I did try my best to find the solution before posting.
Thanks in advance.
Could you give it a try with this comma removed from your config file:
"RegisteredUsers" : {
“admin” : “nottherealpassword”,
“tech” : “nottherealpassword”
},
Nope, still same behavior.
I have another Orthanc instance that I use for testing. Auth works on that fine. I had a thought to use that server’s config on this install. And it works. Funny thing though, the config is different than the default, and it doesn’t follow the link above.
“RemoteAccessAllowed” : true,
“AuthenticationEnabled” : false,
I may just end up using the other’s config and tweaking the other settings like name, AETitle, and send destinations.
Hi @dmckellip
Did you make sure that your configuration file is taken into account by Orthanc ?
Easy way to check: change the DicomPort and check the startup logs to see if it applies.
HTH,
Alain.
Yes. The server is running on Port 80, and I can send studies to it on port 104.
Then you should explain in more details how you start Orthanc, where are your config file(s), on what system you are running … and possibly share your config file(s)
