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{{- if and (not .Release.IsUpgrade) (eq .Values.rabbitmq.auth.password "password") .Values.rabbitmq.enabled }}
{{- fail "\n\n**************************************\nSTOP! INSTALLATION not allowed with the default RabbitMQ password!\nPlease change the RabbitMQ password from the default value before proceeding with the installation.\n**************************************\n" }}
{{- end }}
Unfortunately, it seems that the password in RabbitMQ is set from rabbitmq.auth.password. However, Xray is using the password defined in rabbitmq.auth.existingPasswordSecret (key rabbitmq-password).
Xray is unable to start if the password does not match the password in the secret key rabbitmq-password.
Hi @juame, rabbitmq.existingPasswordSecret is not currently supported. Since we have custom loadDefinitions, the password needs to be specified there, and we reference it from rabbitmq.auth.password We will create an internal ticket and see how we can fix this.
Regarding the question
It is required to set a non-default password for rabbitmq.auth.password after the latest change
It is required to set a non-default password for
rabbitmq.auth.password
after the latest change:charts/stable/xray/templates/keys-warnings.yaml
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Unfortunately, it seems that the password in RabbitMQ is set from
rabbitmq.auth.password
. However, Xray is using the password defined inrabbitmq.auth.existingPasswordSecret
(keyrabbitmq-password
).Xray is unable to start if the
password
does not match the password in the secret keyrabbitmq-password
.Helm values:
I would expect that we could simply set the password in
existingPasswordSecret
and have it used by both Xray and RabbitMQ.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: