I ran into an unrelated issue with the queue job while checking the service attributes feature.
I created an invite for my user:
> u = User.find_by_cn('carla')
> u.invitations.create
I then used the invitation link, and after picking a username and password Sidekiq crashed because it tried to connect to Redis
I ran into an unrelated issue with the queue job while checking the service attributes feature.
I created an invite for my user:
```
> u = User.find_by_cn('carla')
> u.invitations.create
```
I then used the invitation link, and after picking a username and password Sidekiq crashed because it tried to connect to Redis
It's supposed to connect to Redis, but I don't think it's configured for the Docker setup yet.
We will also want to make the Redis config (host/db/URL) configurable via ENV var anyway, so that would make it possible to easily add it to Docker Compose as well.
It's supposed to connect to Redis, but I don't think it's configured for the Docker setup yet.
We will also want to make the Redis config (host/db/URL) configurable via ENV var anyway, so that would make it possible to easily add it to Docker Compose as well.
raucao
self-assigned this 2023-03-28 10:16:49 +00:00
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I ran into an unrelated issue with the queue job while checking the service attributes feature.
I created an invite for my user:
I then used the invitation link, and after picking a username and password Sidekiq crashed because it tried to connect to Redis
It's supposed to connect to Redis, but I don't think it's configured for the Docker setup yet.
We will also want to make the Redis config (host/db/URL) configurable via ENV var anyway, so that would make it possible to easily add it to Docker Compose as well.