Failed to access when host url with username:password

[yaofong]

I am using facetflow.io, a hosted elasticsearch. Their url have an API KEY prepend to the cluster url, such as:

https://apikey:@example.azure.facetflow.io

When I put in this URL to the config.hosts, facetflow returned error 401, authentication failed.

No problem when I was using aws elasticsearch, as they doesn't prepend any credential to the url.

So I wonder is this a problem with elasticquent or there are some problem with my server?

regards,

[timgws]

What does your config/elasticquent.php look like?

This is my entire file for bonsai.io:

return array(

    /*
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | Custom Elasticsearch Client Configuration
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |
    | This array will be passed to the Elasticsearch client.
    | See configuration options here:
    |
    | http://www.elasticsearch.org/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/php-api/current/_configuration.html
    */

    'config' => [
        'hosts'     => ['https://[hidden]:[hidden]@book-index-[hidden].ap-southeast-2.bonsai.io'],
        'retries'   => 1,
    ],

    /*
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | Default Index Name
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |
    | This is the index name that Elasticquent will use for all
    | Elasticquent models.
    */

    'default_index' => 'book-index',

);

This configuration works fine for me.

[timgws]

The configuration for Elasticquent w/ Facetflow is similar.

Go to your Security page inside Facetflow, and go to the access control page. Make sure if you are using a custom key (that is, anything but the unmodified default) that you click on the padlock, and ensure that there is enough access for that key to work:

Make note of the key on the left hand side:

That key will be used for your hosts config.

<?php
return array(
    'config' => [
        'hosts'     => [
            'https://1iHsUwgWkaE[hidden]:@elasticquent.east-us.azr.facetflow.io:443'
        ],
        'retries'   => 1,
    ],
);

Note that there is a colon (":") just before the at sign ("@").

You will realise that I have added the HTTPS port at the end of the host. This is to override the default inside Elasticsearch's library (which is 9200, when it is not set)

[timgws]

@yaofong did this help?

[unkndono]

do some people have experience with AWS Elasticsearch calls w/ Elasticquent ?