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consul maint being blocking by ACLs #1223

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armon opened this issue Sep 8, 2015 · 2 comments
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consul maint being blocking by ACLs #1223

armon opened this issue Sep 8, 2015 · 2 comments
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armon commented Sep 8, 2015

In the default-deny setup, it seems consul maint is not able to make progress even with the correct ACL tokens that have write permissions. Errors also occur on the server side for this.

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Looks like our tokens were only being used in query mode for consul maint. Above PR should fix that and thread the token through during check registration.

sean- pushed a commit to sean-/consul that referenced this issue Sep 10, 2015
Backport @ryanuber's fix for hashicorp#1223 back to 0.5.2's codebase
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sean- commented Sep 10, 2015

Back ported to 0.5.2 in my branch acl-maint if people in the future care or need this between now and 0.6 being released.

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