[Feature]: Missing `profiles.yaml.local` in `config`
When using docker, I've always mounted a /etc/crowdsec/profiles.yaml.local file to prevent overriding the default /etc/crowdsec/profiles.yaml. Checking out the helm chart, I only see the option to use config.yaml.local but no profiles.yaml.local (yes I've also tried adding it to the config anyway in the hope it would automagically work and create the file anyway, but it didn't).
Is there a possibility to add profiles.yaml.local to the config?
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Hello,
It is indeed an oversight.
In the meantime, you can use profiles.yaml to mount a custom profile configuration (this will replace the default profile file, so you'll probably want to add the default content on top of anything custom you have)
Hello,
It is indeed an oversight.
In the meantime, you can use
profiles.yamlto mount a custom profile configuration (this will replace the default profile file, so you'll probably want to add the default content on top of anything custom you have)
@blotus Thanks for your response. This was indeed what I am currently doing as well, so it's not blocking anything. Would be nice to have the feature in the chart as well 🙂