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Bore da
bit late, but there’s also the clojure.java.data
ns @mccraigmccraig
Morning, UK
Hello European Union 😉
Are you about @mccraigmccraig ..?
Hi, I am sorry to bother you (again), but did you ever use spandex with authentication..? I drove out until I found a 4G signal today, grabbed the elasticsearch and kibana docker images and now I have them running but I can’t insert documents, getting this error:
{:error
{:root_cause
[{:type "security_exception",
:reason
"missing authentication token for REST request [/agriculture/rr-article/2e08148226c3a17b26d5555bbc10635a5fcbe1b0]",
:header
{:WWW-Authenticate "Basic realm=\"security\" charset=\"UTF-8\""}}],
:type "security_exception",
:reason
"missing authentication token for REST request [/agriculture/rr-article/2e08148226c3a17b26d5555bbc10635a5fcbe1b0]",
:header
{:WWW-Authenticate "Basic realm=\"security\" charset=\"UTF-8\""}},
:status 401}
no, sry @maleghast - i've only ever used ES behind a firewall with no auth
I am configuring my client (spandex) with basic-auth, but the error seems to suggest that I need to do an auth transaction first and then send request with a token
@mccraigmccraig - Ah no worries then - thanks anyway 🙂
My code is doing what it should, which is lovely, throwing data into ES with Gay abandon, but I intend to let my intern have Kibana as a “window” onto the data and I don’t seem to be able to get it working at the moment…
I could chance my arm and just deploy everything and hope that AWS Elasticsearch-as-a-service will solve this problem for me, but I was kinda hoping that I could see it working locally first…
Erm… I asked in #docker but it seems to be rather quiet__ in there… I was wondering if anyone knows if there is a way to run “docker-compose up” and make Docker use the local images that I already have locally
Heya @jonpither 🙂