Why do I get an error running force Auth?

Why do I get an error running force Auth?

I am getting “ERROR running force:auth:web:login: spawn UNKNOWN” on Windows 10 when trying to authorize sandbox org from VS Code. I have already tried changing default browsers and have also added “c:\\Windows\\System32” to the “Path” Environment variable (for both user and system variables).

Why do I get spawn unknown in Gulp?

Then when I tried to start the default Gulp process, I got the Error: spawn UNKNOWN. The line that caused it used the execFile command. I searched a very long time and tried a lot of solutions, and none of them worked for me.

Why does PhantomJS fail with error spawn unknown?

Fails with error spawn UNKNOWN on windows. The old 1.9.8 phantomjs package worked fine, so something is wrong with the new changes. Running the tests produces the following output.

Why does Node.js spawn unknown on Windows?

I installed node with nvs which appears to be working fine for everything else. So I figured out its the run.js which is a node script with a shebang, but that doesn’t work on windows. I tried changing it to spawn (‘node run.js’) but now I get NOENT. I had to pass an array of args to node.

ERROR running force:auth:web:login: Cannot start the OAuth redirect server on port PortInUseAction. i am trying to connect a dev hub in visual studio. When I try to execute the command force:auth:web:login -d -a DevHub, I am getting an error ERROR running force:auth:web:login: Cannot start the OAuth redirect server on port PortInUseAction.

Is it OK to redirect to OAuth url twice?

Between step 1 and 2, IE8 threw away the fragment identifier, while some of the other browsers redirected to https://example.com/oauth#access_token=foo. So the real answer is 302 is ok, as long as you don’t use it more than once on the URL.

Why is CLI-authorize Org failed in VS Code?

If you dont write the cmd path, the cmd start in default folder so you don’t have admin privileges. And for the second error about the port 1717, you cli is using this port when you executed the command ‘authorize org’ and for the first error this execution dosent finish. So try to kill the process with the nexts commands:

How to kill a process running on Port 1717?

Try this: Kill the process running on port 1717 or use a custom connected app and update OauthLocalPort in the sfdx-project.json file. 23:45:46.30 sfdx force:auth:web:login –setalias vscodeOrg –instanceurl https://login.salesforce.com –setdefaultusername ended with exit code 1