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S3 Hosting Issue For install-edge.sh Script

  • February 7, 2026
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Quick question - are we able to host the install-edge.sh script ourselves in our own s3 bucket?

Best answer by cbreshears

The /init/ endpoint takes the supplied variables and builds the script with those variables. Did you download the "built" script ? If so you will see the variables filled in on the script. Example : CRIBL_AUTH_TOKEN should not be blank. If you want to make it dynamic, you will need to tweak the install script to allow variables.

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I am currently testing it out but the auth token and other parameters are not being passed to the script correctly even though they are present in the curl. Which is odd because its the same script we are just curl'ing it from another location

cbreshears
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  • February 7, 2026
The /init/ endpoint takes the supplied variables and builds the script with those variables. Did you download the "built" script ? If so you will see the variables filled in on the script. Example : CRIBL_AUTH_TOKEN should not be blank. If you want to make it dynamic, you will need to tweak the install script to allow variables.