Hello @Niraj,
Please make sure the password you are using matches the value used to obtain the hashed password as indicated in the instructions.
Obtain a secret key which is used to sign the JWT tokens. You can obtain the key using openssl. (i.e. openssl rand -hex 32).
Obtain a Bcrypt Hashed Password for the admin user. You can obtain a hashed password online from https://bcrypt-generator.com/. During the installation process, an admin user is set up with a bcrypt hashed password. This hashed password will be used to authorize access to the service’s administrative functions and for generating JWT (Json Web Token) tokens. The tokens will be used for authentication while accessing the service. Please save the password used as it will be needed to get the JWT token.
Also note an issue related to Docker Compose when using environment variables that contain the “$” character, especially when working with hashed passwords. If your hashed password contains a “$”, please replace each “$” character with double “$$” to ensure that the password is correctly interpreted.
Please let us know if this helps you resolve the issue.
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