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Current cake passport healthcheck
is partly incompatible with Kubernetes
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Hi @almereyda 👋 Regarding the GPG verification, can you check your keys with these command:
The line It is the same with private key, but you will see
If you don't see these |
Regarding the Let's Encrypt certificate, are you using a traefik container to handle it, as described in the documentation ? You must be aware than passbolt official container automatically create SSL certificates while booting with www.passbolt.local as hostname and healthcheck is using them. Unless you mount your own certificates inside the container, the healthcheck will always fail on this point. Healthcheck has been written for servers, not containers, that's why wou have an error about missing passbolt.php configuration file, as with docker, environment variables are used. |
Hi Jon
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@almereyda Feel free to reopen and thank you for opening the issue in the first place. |
What can you do (: Thanks for trying. |
Despite the application works, it would be nice to see the healthcheck complete without failure, when deploying a security-sensitive application like Passbolt into a cluster.
Here we can track incompatibilities between the two.
Currently these caveats are known to me:
ca-certificates
eventually?Also GPG verification fails. How could one debug this?
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