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[BUG] No admin password available/settable for Docker #4357
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Thank you for opening an issue. We did test it using below password in our test runs Also moving this issue to security repo to debug the error
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@nealrauhauser Did you happen to have an already existing cluster (< 2.12 ) via docker before installing 2.14 ? |
[Triage] Hi @nealrauhauser thank you for filing this issue. It looks like this may be an issue with the docker setup. Could you confirm whether @DarshitChanpura's question helped resolve your problem? Going to close this issue in 1 week if we don't hear back. |
No, I am a brand new user, but familiar with Elasticsearch 5.x - 7.x |
This Docker config came from the link mentioned above and it works. Thanks. https://gist.github.com/nealrauhauser/9498fd066e00252cb332dd442427850b |
Hi, I've also run into this issue. I believe the difference between the working docker compose linked to by @nealrauhauser and the non-functional one available in the Getting Started documentation is the presence of quotation marks around the admin password environment variable: Working:
Not working:
Stack Overflow seems to agree. So the problem is not in recent releases of OpenSearch itself, but rather in the docker-compose.yml available in the quickstart guide. |
Describe the bug
The initial admin password procedure for Docker appears to be utterly broken.
This is from my compose.yml
Things I have tried:
Strong8@ meets the stated requirement. It doesn't work, nor does doubling it. If you use a $ in the password it complains about interpolation and fails to start.
This is an invocation using DoesNotWork2024@, reports success. Can't log in with admin or Admin. Commands with curl work fine with kibanaserver:kibanaserver.
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To Reproduce
Create a compose.yml and try to set the admin password.
Expected behavior
I would expect this to return some information about the cluster.
curl -ku 'admin:whatever' https://localhost:9200/_cluster/health
Additional Details
No response
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