I successfully set up Docker and got Stash running within it. I uploaded a few images, but then stopped the container, and now every time I start it back up, the public internet tripwire is getting triggered. I have verified that the network and port are not forwarded at the router or through Cloudflare. Any ideas what is causing this? It’s not even my home IP address; it is a GitHub IP and doesn’t change.
Stash does check for updates from GitHub upon startup so that might be triggering it, but if it does I don’t think it’s intended.
@WithoutPants you would know better.
You should be able to prevent it by just add authentication in Stash. Settings > Security > Authentication > Credentials.
I can’t even get to the Stash app to set credentials to prevent this. I was able to do the initial setup, and then it won’t let me get past there. I am more than willing to do a screen share on Discord if that would help.
You can clear and temporarily disable the tripwire to be able to set it up.
You mean by toggling the dangerous_allow_public_without_auth setting?
Yes. Then you will be allowed into Stash and can set the credentials. After which point you should disable dangerous_allow_public_without_auth again.
Alright that worked, now the fun of migrating things over from my old setup to the new one.