[BUG] Authentication is not working

[modelnova-ai]

Describe the Bug

Authentication is not working on the web login page. I am unable to log in using custom credentials or random username and password combinations. The page always shows "Authentication failed".

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To Reproduce

1. Run the server using
   occ start

2. Open the web UI at
   http://127.0.0.1:3000/auth/login

3. Enter any username and password

4. Click Sign In

5. Observe the error message

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Expected Behavior

I expected to be able to log in using valid credentials

Actual Behavior

The login page always returns "Authentication failed" regardless of the credentials entered.

Container logs show authentication attempts but no successful login:

Environment

OS: macOS
Installation method: npm global install
Node version: v22.15.0
Browser: Chrome

[pRizz]

When running this from the opencode-cloud cli, you must configure users that will be available in your container with the "user add" subcommand:

opencode-cloud user add myuser

I will make this more clear in the docs and the web ui. Thank you for pointing this out.

[modelnova-ai]

@pRizz thanks, after adding the user configuration it is working now. Thanks for that.

I am having trouble mounting my local project folder. I ran this command to add the mount:

occ mount add /Users/Desktop/opencode:/home/opencode/workspace

Added mount: /Users/Desktop/opencode -> /home/opencode/workspace (rw)

The mount shows as added, and I restarted the container, but inside the container the /home/opencode/workspace directory is still empty. I do not see my project files there.

Am I missing a step to make the local folder contents appear inside the container?

[pRizz]

Thanks for reporting this. You weren’t doing anything wrong — this exposed a real CLI behavior gap.

Root cause:

1. occ mount add told users to “restart”, but occ restart previously preserved existing container mounts and did not apply new mount config.
2. It was also possible to accumulate multiple mounts targeting /home/opencode/workspace, which can cause mount-application problems on recreate.

Please upgrade your opencode-cloud installation with npm i -g opencode-cloud@latest. What we changed:

• occ mount add now treats container target conflicts as replacement (upsert) and explains what was replaced.
• occ restart now detects mount config drift and prompts to recreate the container so mount changes are actually applied.
• In --quiet, restart now fails with actionable instructions instead of silently keeping old mounts.
• Docs now include a dedicated workspace-mount section with apply/verify steps.

Workaround (also now the recommended flow):

occ mount add /Users/<username>/Desktop/opencode:/home/opencode/workspace
occ restart
# if prompted, confirm recreate
occ status