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Credentials could not be decrypted #643
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I noticed when I delete the credentials it takes to attempts the first attempt gets following error:
on the second attempt the credentials can be deleted. When then recreating them they can be used. BUT When the service is restarted then the same error it happening again:
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@HenryHengZJ is this really needed to generate a file containing the encryption key, as it seems it's build on the PASSPHRASE env variable? Keeping it in memory is not sufficient? |
@HenryHengZJ Ok just tried in 1.3.1 (by the way the Version on about did not change I just could verify over my docker service) The same thing happens like here, but now the service craches afterwards:
And also when recreating the credentials (with and without passphrase used as env. After the service gets reloaded they cannot be decrypted:
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the reason for having an |
@prononext i'd suggest delete all existing credentials you had there, and also make sure you have similar docker-compose.yml and .env file as here |
Receiving following error when running a workflow with prior created credentials:
Using Version 1.3.0 on docker with ENV PASSPHRASE and a 64 character random string
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