FATA[0000] unable to read server CA file at /home/user/eden/dist/certs/root-certificate.pem: open /home/user/eden/dist/certs/root-certificate.pem: no such file or directory #1070
Description
I'm following the instructions on Eden project README.md, but this is preventing Adam from starting.
This is on Debian 12, and Docker CE 28.3.1
eden status
✘ Adam status: container with name eden_adam is exited
Adam is expected at https://10.166.0.4:3333
For local Adam you can run 'docker logs eden_adam' to see logs
✔ Registry status: container with name eden_registry is running
Registry is expected at https://10.166.0.4:5050
For local registry you can run 'docker logs eden_registry' to see logs
✔ Redis status: container with name eden_redis is running
Redis is expected at 10.166.0.4:6379
For local Redis you can run 'docker logs eden_redis' to see logs
✔ EServer process status: container with name eden_eserver is running
EServer is expected at http://10.166.0.4:8888 from EVE
For local EServer you can run 'docker logs eden_eserver' to see logs
--- context: default ---
EVE state: not onboarded
ERRO[0000] cannot read redis password: open /home/user/eden/dist/certs/redis.pass: no such file or directory
FATA[0000] unable to read server CA file at /home/user/eden/dist/certs/root-certificate.pem: open /home/user/eden/dist/certs/root-certificate.pem: no such file or directory
and
docker logs eden_adam
2025/07/08 10:21:33 error loading server cert /home/user/eden/dist/certs/server.pem and server key /home/user/eden/dist/certs/server-key.pem: open /home/user/eden/dist/certs/server.pem: no such file or directory
I can see nothing in the docs about setting up certs.
Also I'm seeing a strange error when trying to use the activate script:
source ~/.eden/activate.sh
-bash: alias: eden_deactivate: not found
-bash: alias: `test $?_OLD_EDEN_PATH !': invalid alias name
-bash: alias: eden_config: not found
-bash: alias: `eden config set \!:1 && set prompt': invalid alias name
-bash: alias: eden+config: not found
-bash: alias: cd $(eden config get --key eden.root)/..; eden config add \!:1; cd -: not found
-bash: alias: eden-config: not found
-bash: alias: eden config delete \!:1; eden_config default: not found
-bash: setenv: command not found
-bash: setenv: command not found
-bash: /home/user/.eden/activate.sh: line 125: syntax error near unexpected token `else'
-bash: /home/user/.eden/activate.sh: line 125: `else'
It's seems strange to me that it's trying to use setenv inside a bash environment