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Properly disable Tika #139
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Previously, setting `tika.enabled: false` broke the opencloud deployment because the env vars are hard-coded into the deployment. If the Tika service is not available during the startup of the opencloud deployment, then it will simply crashloop.
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Hi @Kidswiss, |
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I currently have it running without the env vars: 16:25:00 in ~ via 🐳 orbstack at ☸️ default
➜ k -n opencloud get pods opencloud-opencloud-69f6869f79-xnkst -oyaml | grep SEARCH
16:25:14 in ~ via 🐳 orbstack at ☸️ default
➜ 1 k -n opencloud get pods
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
opencloud-opencloud-69f6869f79-xnkst 1/1 Running 0 2d21h |
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Previously, setting
tika.enabled: falsebroke the opencloud deployment because the env vars are hard-coded into the deployment.If the Tika service is not available during the startup of the opencloud deployment, then it will simply crashloop.