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While updating couchdb on Ubuntu through 'apt --upgrade' it asked to enter a Erlang cookie, I entered a value similar to the placeholder value. Now couchdb.service will not start.
The issue is I'm not running a cluster. Just a single couchdb instance. How can I update this cookie / remove it / get the single couchdb node working again? |
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polklabs
Apr 27, 2022
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Found the solution. |
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Found the solution.
For anyone else with this issue: Had to change '-setcookie xxxx' in the file /opt/couchdb/etc/vm.args
The prompt in the update did not actually set this value