OCIS service account ID issues

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I am running OCIS in a docker container on my own server in Fedora 37 Server. In the last few weeks it suddenly stopped working. I ran docker ps and found that the ocis container was constantly restarting. I ran docker logs --tail 50 --follow --timestamps ocis_runtime
and got the following lines. I would appreciate any help in figuring out what I need to do. I have not had to set up a service account ID running this server for the last several months. I am not using this in a production environment, just a local server. Thanks everyone.

2024-03-10T06:07:31.422157048Z The service account id has not been configured for storage-users. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the pr
oper values (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:07:32.567234818Z The service account id has not been configured for ocm. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the proper value
s (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:07:34.069419159Z The service account id has not been configured for search. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the proper va
lues (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:07:36.034654823Z The service account id has not been configured for storage-users. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the pr
oper values (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:07:37.831243182Z The service account id has not been configured for search. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the proper va
lues (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:07:40.957129461Z The service account id has not been configured for clientlog. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the proper
values (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:07:45.749429261Z The service account id has not been configured for search. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the proper va
lues (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:07:53.067017460Z The service account id has not been configured for clientlog. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the proper
values (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:08:07.211256950Z The service account id has not been configured for notifications. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the pr
oper values (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:08:33.857888381Z The service account id has not been configured for search. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the proper va
lues (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:09:26.541079081Z The service account id has not been configured for auth-service. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the pro
per values (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:10:28.026720785Z The service account id has not been configured for notifications. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the pr
oper values (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:11:29.155483532Z The service account id has not been configured for proxy. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the proper val
ues (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:12:30.399643084Z The service account id has not been configured for storage-users. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the pr
oper values (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).
2024-03-10T06:13:31.617621072Z The service account id has not been configured for search. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the proper va
lues (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).

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@nice Service Accounts are a breaking change of ocis 5. Setting the env vars OCIS_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_ID and OCIS_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_SECRET should fix the problem

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That did the trick! Thank you.

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Hi, I have a similar issue. I am running OCIS as baremetal installation with systemd Service. I upgraded to OCIS 5 and set the OCIS_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_ID and OCIS_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_SECRET in my ocis.env file. Everything seems working so far. I tried to run ocis storage-users trash-bin list and it throwed me this error:

The service account id has not been configured for storage-users. Make sure your /etc/ocis config contains the proper values (e.g. by running ocis init or setting it manually in the config/corresponding environment variable).

What am I doing wrong here?

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@BEBU88 the ocis commands need service account ennvars set also. Can double check you have them set in the terminal you are executing the command from?

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Ok, didn’t know, that envvars are also needed in terminal. It’s working fine now. Thank you!