@cronicorn/mcp-server 1.6.1 → 1.7.1

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  {
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  "name": "@cronicorn/mcp-server",
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- "version": "1.6.1",
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+ "version": "1.7.1",
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  "type": "module",
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  "description": "MCP server for Cronicorn - enables AI agents to manage cron jobs via Model Context Protocol",
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  "author": "Cronicorn",
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- ---
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- title: Troubleshooting Authentication
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- description: How to resolve authentication issues with the Cronicorn MCP Server
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- mcp:
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- uri: "cronicorn://troubleshooting/authentication"
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- priority: 10
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- tags: [user, assistant]
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- ---
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- # Troubleshooting Authentication
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- ## Authentication Failed (401 Unauthorized)
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- If you see this error:
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- ```
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- Authentication failed. Invalid or expired token. Please restart the MCP server to re-authenticate.
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- ```
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- **What happened:**
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- - Your authentication token is no longer valid
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- - The MCP server has automatically cleared the invalid credentials
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- **How to fix:**
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- 1. **Restart your editor/IDE:**
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- - **VS Code**: Reload the window (`Cmd+Shift+P` → "Developer: Reload Window")
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- - **Other editors**: Restart the application
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- 2. **Complete the device flow:**
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- - A browser window will automatically open
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- - Sign in with your GitHub account
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- - Approve the device authorization request
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- - The MCP server will save the new credentials
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- 3. **Try your operation again**
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- ## Token Expired
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- If you see messages about an expired token during startup, don't worry! The MCP server automatically:
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- 1. Detects the expired token
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- 2. Deletes the invalid credentials
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- 3. Starts a new device authorization flow
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- Just complete the browser-based approval and you're good to go.
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- ## Manual Credential Reset
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- If you need to manually reset your credentials:
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- ```bash
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- # Delete the credentials file
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- rm ~/.cronicorn/credentials.json
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- # Restart your editor/IDE
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- ```
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- ## Where Are Credentials Stored?
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- Credentials are stored in: `~/.cronicorn/credentials.json`
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- This file contains:
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- - `access_token`: Your authentication token
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- - `refresh_token`: Token for refreshing (currently not used)
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- - `expires_at`: Unix timestamp when the token expires
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- The file has restricted permissions (0600) so only you can read it.
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- ## Common Issues
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- ### Browser Doesn't Open Automatically
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- - Manually navigate to the verification URL shown in the server logs
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- - Enter the user code displayed
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- ### Device Code Expired
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- - You have 30 minutes to approve the device
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- - If it expires, just restart the MCP server to get a new code
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- ### Still Having Issues?
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- - Check that the Cronicorn API is accessible
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- - Verify your internet connection
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- - Look for error messages in the MCP server logs (stderr)
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- - Report issues on [GitHub Discussions](https://github.com/weskerllc/cronicorn/discussions)