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Release

Released 2022-00-00.

Upgrade instructions

This version has breaking changes for docker installation. Container now runs as user uid 5001 instead of root. Log and data volumes and their contents MUST be writable by this user. Adjust file and directory permissions when updating to this version.

Recommended commands to run before starting new container:

chown -R 5001:5001 /var/lib/docker/volumes/<stack-name>_logs/_data
chown -R 5001:5001 /var/lib/docker/volumes/<stack-name>_data/_data

Additionally, conf volume has been removed. Migrate all configuration from oneportal.conf file to docker compose.yml file using environment variables. Remove conf volume definition from compose file and execute:

docker volume rm <stack_name>_conf
docker volume rm trivore-id_conf

Additionally, environment varaible LDAP_ENABLED is now optional with default value of false. Other LDAP variables are not needed when LDAP is disabled.

New volume certs now exists if there is a need to configure locally trusted certificates. Usually not needed as Trivore ID image contains all needed trusted certificates by default.

Example certs volume in compose.yml:

services:
  main:
    volumes:
      - certs:/deployments/trivore-id/conf/certs

volumes:
  certs:

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