Usernames and passwords with special characters do not work due to the underlying libraries setting basic auth credentials as part of the URL request.
Set a password as: Password!@#
Use CURLAUTH_BASIC and CURLOPT_USERPWD when setting up the Elasticsearch client.
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| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #6 | 3241071-6-basic-auth.patch | 1.55 KB | sokru |
| #3 | 3241071-2-basic-auth.patch | 1.19 KB | nick_schuch |
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Comment #2
nick_schuch commentedHere is a patch which sets the required curl options for basic authentication while leaving the "Digest" and "NTLM" options to be handled at the library level.
Comment #3
nick_schuch commentedUpdated patch with debug code removed (should have had that extra coffee).
Comment #4
nick_schuch commentedComment #5
nicksanta commentedRelated - we encountered a regression recently where changes to FILTER_VALIDATE_URL in PHP 7.4.21 caused our apps using
@symbols in the credentials to stop connecting to the cluster.https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=81122
Comment #6
sokru commentedGood catch! I was not able to apply the patch from #3, so I created a new one. I did minor coding style improvements and added `ext-curl` requirement for composer.json. Most of Linux distributions have php-curl installed by default, but since neither Drupal core or dependent PHP-libraries require ext-curl, it might save some troubleshooting time from developers trying this module without php-curl installed, if they face the problem already on
composer require drupal/elasticsearch_connectorphase.Comment #8
sokru commented