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Expand Up @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ x-scheduler: &scheduler
init: true
volumes:
- ${HOME}/.dlt/config.toml:/app/.dlt/config.toml:ro
- ${HOME}/.dlt/secrets.toml:/app/.dlt/secrets.toml:ro

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail

config="$(
  docker compose \
    -f example-configurations/bloodhound-enterprise/docker-compose.yml \
    config --format json
)"

conflicts="$(
  jq -r '
    .services
    | to_entries[]
    | select(.key | startswith("scheduler-"))
    | select(
        ([.value.volumes[]? | select(.target == "/app/.dlt/secrets.toml")] | length > 0)
        and
        ([.value.secrets[]? | select(.target == "/app/.dlt/secrets.toml")] | length > 0)
      )
    | .key
  ' <<<"$config"
)"

if [[ -n "$conflicts" ]]; then
  printf 'Duplicate secrets.toml targets in: %s\n' "$conflicts" >&2
  exit 1
fi

Repository: SpecterOps/OpenHound

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail

file="example-configurations/bloodhound-enterprise/docker-compose.yml"
printf '%s\n' '--- compose file ---'
cat -n "$file"
printf '%s\n' '--- related compose references ---'
rg -n -C 4 'scheduler|secrets\.toml|^[[:space:]]*(secrets|volumes):' "$file"

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Docker Compose service secrets and volumes duplicate target same container path behavior official documentation

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In Docker Compose, defining multiple volumes, secrets, or configs that target the same container path is considered a configuration error and is generally prevented by Compose to ensure deployment consistency [1][2][3]. Key behavioral details regarding this conflict: 1. Duplicate Mount Point Detection: Docker Compose validates configuration during the project load phase. If a service definition attempts to map multiple resources (such as volumes, bind mounts, or tmpfs) to the exact same destination path inside the container, Compose will throw an error and refuse to deploy the service [2][3]. This is a safety mechanism to prevent ambiguous filesystem states where it is unclear which source should prevail [3]. 2. Merging Rules: When using multiple Compose files (e.g., a base file and an override file), Compose merges list-based attributes like volumes and secrets based on their unique keys. For volumes, configs, and secrets, the unique key is the target path inside the container [4][5]. If an override file attempts to define a new mount for an existing target path, it is treated as a conflict or will override the previous definition depending on the specific implementation context, but the final, resolved model must not contain duplicate targets [4][5][6]. 3. Default Locations: - Volumes: You define the target path explicitly [7]. - Secrets: By default, secrets are mounted as files into /run/secrets/<secret_name> [8]. If you specify a custom target path for a secret using the long syntax, that path must also be unique relative to other mounts [9][10]. 4. Troubleshooting and Best Practices: - If you encounter a "Duplicate mount points" error, check your service definition and all merged override files for redundant entries [1][3]. - Be aware that ending slashes in path definitions can sometimes lead to issues in how Compose evaluates "sameness" or uniqueness [1]. Consistently defining paths without trailing slashes is recommended to avoid evaluation bugs [1]. - If you need to replace a mount, ensure the override file provides a unique configuration that replaces or complements the base rather than simply appending a conflicting entry [6]. In summary, you cannot bind multiple conflicting sources to the same container path. If such a configuration exists, Compose will detect it and report a failure at runtime during the validation phase [2][3].

Citations:

Remove the duplicate /app/.dlt/secrets.toml mounts.

The *scheduler anchor adds a bind mount to all scheduler services. Each service also defines a Docker secret at the same target. Compose rejects this duplicate mount configuration during deployment. Keep the bind mount only on the required service, or remove the service-specific mounts after confirming the shared file contains all required credentials.

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In `@example-configurations/bloodhound-enterprise/docker-compose.yml` at line 10,
Remove the duplicate /app/.dlt/secrets.toml mounts from the scheduler service
definitions that already inherit the *scheduler anchor, while retaining the
mount only on the service that requires it and preserving all required
credentials.

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I think the rabbit is right.

When using docker-compose, we don't use the generic secrets.toml file because each specific scheduler relies on its own secrets_<extension_name>.toml. This is an edit to the shared config used by all schedulers, but they do not all share the same secrets.toml file.

Adding secrets.toml mount here would duplicate each scheduler's existing /app/.dlt/secrets.toml mount and cause a conflict.

I think the real issue here is lack of documentation around the secrets.toml behavior, which I have a ticket for here

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@StranDutton, agreed. Each scheduler uses its own secrets_<extension_name>.toml file. The shared ${HOME}/.dlt/secrets.toml bind mount conflicts with the scheduler-specific secret mount at /app/.dlt/secrets.toml.

Remove the shared bind mount. Keep the scheduler-specific secret mounts. BED-8924 is the correct follow-up for the missing documentation.

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Repo: SpecterOps/OpenHound PR: 80
File: example-configurations/bloodhound-enterprise/docker-compose.yml:10-10
Timestamp: 2026-09-08T15:30:22.933Z
Learning: In `example-configurations/bloodhound-enterprise/docker-compose.yml`, each scheduler uses its own `secrets_<extension_name>.toml` Docker secret mounted at `/app/.dlt/secrets.toml`. Do not add a shared `${HOME}/.dlt/secrets.toml` bind mount in the `x-scheduler` anchor because it conflicts with every scheduler-specific secret mount. Documentation for this behavior is tracked in BED-8924.

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# These environment variables can also be set inside the ~/.dlt/config.toml file
# and act as an example. Configuring openhound can be done using environment variables,
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