Hi, I have set REDASH_MULTI_ORG=true in /opt/redash/env and rebooted the server. That didn’t seem to work. Notice REDASH_REDIS_URL is populated as an environment variable, but REDASH_MULTI_ORG is not
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I’ve also tried modifying /opt/redash/docker-compose.yml and running sudo docker-compose restart.
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Progress… restart wasn’t enough
By running
sudo docker-compose down
sudo docker compose run --rm server create_db
sudo docker compose up -d
I now get a true value when running sudo docker exec redash_server_1 bash -c 'echo "$REDASH_MULTI_ORG"'
Yep, just me being new to docker-compose. The environment variables are applied when running up but not when running restart
I did run into an issue with the postgres login failing after running up. The fix was available here: FATAL: password authentication failed for user "postgres", after "docker-compose up -d" on your EC2 AMI
arikfr
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Thank you for following up on your findings, as I’m sure this will be useful for other as well. Indeed you need to run docker-compose up to apply these changes.
One side note thought: the MULTI_ORG functionality is not something we provide community support for (of course you’re still welcome to share your experience).