Would you be able to check the contents of the key? It looks like the staged key, or the zero key (0), doesn't contain *anything*. As a result, the MultiFernet object is unable to initialize itself. The error being reported by keystone is actually coming from the fernet library [0].
How many max_active_keys are you using? More than 11? Are there any keys in your key repository that you know are stale and you can remove?
Hi John,
Would you be able to check the contents of the key? It looks like the staged key, or the zero key (0), doesn't contain *anything*. As a result, the MultiFernet object is unable to initialize itself. The error being reported by keystone is actually coming from the fernet library [0].
How many max_active_keys are you using? More than 11? Are there any keys in your key repository that you know are stale and you can remove?
[0] https:/ /github. com/pyca/ cryptography/ blob/7ff4c8fe24 00244a2e6e2a86b c015b2025907b5a /src/cryptograp hy/fernet. py#L35- L38