Simple.py description: Error received from peer grpc_message:unauthorized ip address

[rnwolf (Rudiger Wolf)]

I see that there is a suggestion here to use a shell script to create a network for the docker containers and then pass that info to docker-compose to allow admin access.

Suggestion for how to add docker compose network to whitelist

In case anyone is trying to use docker compose and being blocked from doing admin commands, this solution has worked for me: #!/usr/bin/env bash set -e RUNNING_DGRAPH_CONTAINERS=$(docker-compose ps -q 2>/dev/null | wc -l) # dgraph only accepts admin REST requests from whitelisted IP's, hence the added # complexity of explicit docker networks and IP address fetching. if [ "$RUNNING_DGRAPH_CONTAINERS" -ne 3 ]; then docker network create dgraph_dev || true WHITELISTED=$(docker network inspec…

This should be referenced in the github readme.md file.