If you are receiving an error like the one below:
Stardog Authentication Failed
Your authentication for this endpoint has expired or is not valid.
Your current role claims:
- admin
To authenticate successfully, your user roles must be properly configured on the Stardog server. If you're experiencing issues, please contact your system administrator to verify your role configuration.
Please log in again to refresh your authentication.
Re-authenticate
You're getting this error because you don't have the admin role on your server.
It needs to be created and have the proper privileges.
For Kubernetes, for example, here is the relevant snippet from:
charts/stardog/docs/launchpad-kubernetes/index.md#idp-and-stardog-roles:
During IdP setup, you would likely have created three groups associated with the
reader, writer, and admin roles. As only the
reader role exists in Stardog by default, you will need to create the writer and admin roles. You can do that with the following commands:
kubectl exec -n $NAMESPACE ${NAMESPACE}-stardog-0 -- /opt/stardog/bin/stardog-admin role add writer
kubectl exec -n $NAMESPACE ${NAMESPACE}-stardog-0 -- /opt/stardog/bin/stardog-admin role grant -n writer -a write -o *:*
kubectl exec -n $NAMESPACE ${NAMESPACE}-stardog-0 -- /opt/stardog/bin/stardog-admin role add admin
kubectl exec -n $NAMESPACE ${NAMESPACE}-stardog-0 -- /opt/stardog/bin/stardog-admin role grant -n admin -a all -o *:*
These commands
exec into the ${NAMESPACE}-stardog-0 pods in the $NAMESPACE namespace and perform role add and role grant on the writer and admin roles. To learn more about our Security Model, see here
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