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You can still pass the -ip flag right? This mostly means you probably need to read some 'Seaweedfs in production' sort of guide.
by mosselman 5y ago
You can still pass the -ip flag right? This mostly means you probably need to read some 'Seaweedfs in production' sort of guide.
- gunapologist99 5y ago> you probably need to read some 'Seaweedfs in production' sort of guide. This comes across as slightly condescending. As I'm sure you'd agree, secure by default is very important, and it's what most responsible distributions aim for (i.e., Debian/Ubuntu). Starting up a daemon should not launch it in the most open way possible, but instead the most restricted way possible. A reasonable expectation is that you should not have to pass the -ip flag; daemons should default to a secure configuration (which probably means defaulting to -ip 127.0.0.1, which you should be able to easily override, if that is your intention, and achieve the default behavior by simply passing -ip 0.0.0.0/0).
- mosselman 5y ago> This comes across as slightly condescending. As does: > As I'm sure you'd agree, secure by default is very important I just meant it in a practical sense, you (as in people), need to read a guide in order to make it production ready instead of seafweed being production ready by default. I checked, there even is a guide in the repo, so I guess people need to read it.