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Trying to upgrade from v4.1 to v8.0 using Helm charts

Jody | Last updated: Sep 12, 2023 12:34PM UTC

I was to install BSEE 2023.8-12910 within my Azure AKS cluster running version: 1.27.3. I initially had useHttps set to true but once I disabled that, the webserver started to respond to port 8080: $ cat burp_enterprise_8_0/values.yaml | grep -i usehttps useHttps: false $ kubectl -n bsee get pod NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE bsee-deployment-enterprise-server-8d9588f98-nf72w 1/1 Running 0 16m bsee-deployment-web-server-75c54b8485-qlqfq 1/1 Running 0 16m $ kubectl -n bsee get services NAME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE bsee-deployment-enterprise-server LoadBalancer 10.0.125.89 10.225.xxx.xxx 8072:31409/TCP,8073:32001/TCP 17m bsee-deployment-web-server LoadBalancer 10.0.181.20 10.225.xxx.xxx 8080:31723/TCP,8443:31907/TCP 17m When I was attempting to upgrade the helm chart using ‘useHttps:true’, the bsee-deployment-web-server-XXXX pod would be stuck in ‘0/1 running nodes’ for a long time. The upgrade from v4.1 to 8.0 using my existing MySQL database worked and I was able to login to the UI. I’m able to log into the BSEE UI but the SSL certificate that I’ve been using is now rejected when I attempt to load it in. I see “useDeprecatedHttpConfigFromDatabase” in the steps but it was not clearly explained so I didn’t know what that was used for. The documentation steps only had it step to false. I followed the documentation config steps where I performed a helm upgrade using these settings: services: webServer: installationEnvironment: KUBERNETES label: "app.portswigger.net/ingress: web-server" # If set to true, then none of the configuration below will be used, and we will attempt to read the HTTP(S) # configuration from the database. This should only be used if upgrading from v2023.6 or earlier. It has no effect # when performing a helm install. useDeprecatedHttpConfigFromDatabase: false useHttps: true httpPort: "8080" httpsPort: "8443" httpsCertificateSecret: name: bsee-web-server-https key: certificate. <<<<. What do I use here? httpsPassphraseSecret: name: bsee-web-server-https key: passphrase <<<<. What do I use here? The TLS cert that worked in v4.1 was added to the AKS secrets using the correct passphase. $ kubectl -n bsee get secrets NAME TYPE DATA AGE bsee-web-server-https Opaque 2 3h. <<<< from the config steps sh.helm.release.v1.bsee-deployment.v1 helm.sh/release.v1 1 148m sh.helm.release.v1.bsee-deployment.v2 helm.sh/release.v1 1 87m Result of the helm upgrade $ kubectl -n bsee get pods NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE bsee-deployment-enterprise-server-6f95694fd9-h9cl8 1/1 Running 0 72m bsee-deployment-web-server-68b54cfff4-mz96k 0/1 Running 13 (3m41s ago) 68m bsee-deployment-web-server-74864f6dcc-4xssg 1/1 Running 0 110m Now, I have one webserver pod responding over HTTP ( 8080 ) and the other in some weird state, and HTTPS ( 8443 ) is not used. Also, I do not see a ‘Use TLS’ slider button under the gear -> Network panel to enable HTTPS. How do do deploy with HTTPS enabled via the helm charts? ---and--- How do I switch from HTTP ( 8080 ) to HTTPS ( 8443 ) using the same SSL certificate that worked in v4.1?

Jody | Last updated: Sep 12, 2023 01:01PM UTC

I updated the values.yaml file and enabled useDeprecatedHttpConfigFromDatabase set to true and left everything else at the defaults. services: webServer: installationEnvironment: KUBERNETES label: "app.portswigger.net/ingress: web-server" # If set to true, then none of the configuration below will be used, and we will attempt to read the HTTP(S) # configuration from the database. This should only be used if upgrading from v2023.6 or earlier. It has no effect # when performing a helm install. useDeprecatedHttpConfigFromDatabase: true useHttps: true httpPort: "8080" httpsPort: "8443" httpsCertificateSecret: name: bsee-web-server-https key: certificate httpsPassphraseSecret: name: bsee-web-server-https key: passphrase enterpriseServer: installationEnvironment: KUBERNETES I uninstalled the original attempt and then attempted a new install. After 10 minutes, HTTPS ( 8443 ) was enabled and responding so I don't know what happened within the last install where I was using HTTP and wanted to switch to HTTPS with a helm upgrade process. NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE bsee-deployment-enterprise-server-8d9588f98-mzvq4 1/1 Running 0 19m bsee-deployment-web-server-75c54b8485-2x96f 1/1 Running 0 19m bsee-scan-525-b59rc 1/1 Running 0 7m59s bsee-scan-528-cszc4 1/1 Running 0 7m59s bsee-scan-535-q6gkh 1/1 Running 0 3m16s bsee-scan-538-s8wd9 1/1 Running 0 94s bsee-scan-539-9qwkv 1/1 Running 0 74s

Thomas, PortSwigger Agent | Last updated: Sep 12, 2023 02:57PM UTC