On 12/8/20 7:06 PM, Robert Smallwood via Geoserver-users wrote:
Hi,
If I create a geoserver install and set up the layers and a datastore in a
workspace I know I can copy the workspace directory and its contents underneath
as a way of replicating the configuration into a docker image..
When the docker image is run either in kubernetes or docker, the store
disappears - there is a jasypt Exception reading the password to the predefined
store. If you remove the line containing the encrypted password and re-run, the
store remains but needs to be set up manually again..
Is there a way around this? Can you get the pwd into the datastore through env
vars or do you know of a way to run post-install commands in a kubernetes
environment..
Do I need to use the container lifecycle postStart to replace a token in the
datastore.xml file with an env var?? Is that even possible as it expects the
password to be encrypted?
I think you need to copy the whole geoserver datadirectory. AFAIK the
encrypted passwords use a salt which is generated at startup in the
datadir to have unique encryption on each install.
If you change the password to plain text in the datastore config file it
would be portable.
-M
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