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The command to generate the secret key uses a filepath that is specific to OSX, on linux (or at least, Ubuntu 16.04) openssl is stored in a different directory.
To generate a secret key, I had to run: echo SECRET_KEY=$(/usr/bin/openssl rand -base64 66 | tr -d '\n') >>.env
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The command to generate the secret key uses a filepath that is specific to OSX, on linux (or at least, Ubuntu 16.04) openssl is stored in a different directory.
To generate a secret key, I had to run:
echo SECRET_KEY=$(/usr/bin/openssl rand -base64 66 | tr -d '\n') >>.env
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: