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These settings are also defined in the [fdbserver] config (and the values are the same) but I want to be able to run fdbcli without having to add the flags when inside the container.
It looks like this happens when I mount the container and the podman --envfile contains the env variable FDB_TLS_VERIFY_PEERS.
When I mount an envfile that doesn't contain that var fdbcli works.
When I mount an envfile that doesn't contain that var and I later export it after startup it works.
It might be something I'm overlooking, maybe. Image is foundationdb:7.3.59.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello.
I'm bumping into this when using
fdbcli
inside mypodman
container:My setup has TLS and I want to define these vars inside my container.
These settings are also defined in the
[fdbserver]
config (and the values are the same) but I want to be able to runfdbcli
without having to add the flags when inside the container.It looks like this happens when I mount the container and the podman
--envfile
contains the env variableFDB_TLS_VERIFY_PEERS
.When I mount an envfile that doesn't contain that var fdbcli works.
When I mount an envfile that doesn't contain that var and I later export it after startup it works.
It might be something I'm overlooking, maybe. Image is
foundationdb:7.3.59
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: