i am new to para
@albogdano We've had a quick chat on website chat facilities the other day, I did manage to install para and scoold (this timewithout Docker, which caused my initial problems). Now I can't get the LDAP work , I'm following it up with IT teams, but meanwhile I have a question for you:
I can define LDAP settings in both scoold's application.conf and para's application conf. For my use case, should I only define them in the scoold side?
since I use para exclusively for scoold
actually it's
-Dlogging.level.org.springframework=DEBUG
I searched for a long time to find the log file, than realized the command line structure and saw them on the terminal :)
mvn -Dconfig.file=./application.conf spring-boot:run
for test purpose i changed para.env = "2" in my custom file. but para server starts in Para.initialize() [production]
@danxsouza_twitter Are you sure you created the new app kaffa or you just used the secret key of the root app app:para and changed its name to app:kaffa? Also remove the app_secret_key value fro your Para configuration. That should be a random secret not equal to the secret for app:kaffa.
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Also check if data is actually saved to disk. What happens if you open GET /v1/_setup again? does it say "all set!"?
Thanks for posting "Building a full stack application from scratch with Angular" on your blog. While following your directions I have successfully built the application using Para as the back-end. The issue I'm running into is that although both the para console and angular say my application is running the browser isn't rendering the site. All I'm seeing is;
{
"totalHits" : 0,
"page" : 0,
"items" : [ ]
}
"totalHits" : 0,
"page" : 0,
"items" : [ ]
}