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fix: launch opensearch container without SSL#1237
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Leaving security on in devstack results in openseach freaking out as it fails to get its TLS running. With this change OS is running and usable.
johnnagro
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Leaving security on in devstack results in openseach freaking out as it fails to get its TLS running. With this change OS is running and usable.
Actually using opensearch requires changes in lms/cms private.py or other settings files.
Tested locally where OS didn't work, and now it does.
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