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Redis Password ignored in misp-core config #115
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BTW, its fresh Rocky Linux 9 minimal setup with selinux disabled, on same image, i get it running with misp-docker repo 30d ago. |
Make sure to delete all current containers (including Also, make sure that the images you pulled are up-to-date (tag v.2.4.195 has been updated two days ago). Since this is not an issue with the image, I am closing this. |
Hi @ostefano have you tested and succeeded this setup by pulling container-images from registry with a fresh setup? chris |
Yes |
For the records, I believe it might be a permission problem causing preventing the container to update the config file. The fact the workers are restarting continuously is a sign that redis picked up the password, unlike misp-core |
yupp, redis picked up the config, I verified within container. |
194 does not have this new functionality. if |
Hi
With latest version, you introduced redis password, which defaults to
redispassword
If I leaf default, redispassword in config is still empty.
If I set password in .env, it is still empty in config.
I will dive deeper, this is just first shot, if i take docker-misp repo, but i guess passwords must not be empty if defined in
.env
Thanks Chris
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