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Seeking for further discussion on adding user in local environment.

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Hi! I am Tingyuan (Leon).
Thank you for previous discussion[issue #204](https://github.com/camicroscope/Distro/issues/204), it inspired me a lot.

By running `develop.yml` , I successfully sign up a temporary account.

I also tried the other two potential methods, however, as @catweis said, they do not work.

The followings are my tries on these two methods:
* For the way of manually adding account in mongo database, I successfully added a new account data in the local database called 'camic'. But no matter how I restart or rebuild the service, it still shows that "User not added".
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/56789038/229251316-aace574e-8556-4fad-8df2-61e8183796f2.png)

Log:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/56789038/229251276-73f5dfdd-b712-4022-a325-9fd141b56cab.png)

* For the way of temporarily disabling security check, I did not found `develop.yml` under `Caracal`, but I did found there were config related with security check in `.env` file that was copied and renamed from `.env.example`.
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I tried modifying both `DISABLE_SEC` and `ALLOW_PUBLIC` to value of `true`, and made sure configs in `.env` were run by re-executing `setup_script.sh` under `Caracal`, but it still did not worked.

In short, for now, it seems like running `develop.yml` is the only way to access the system.

I know it is very likely that there is something wrong with my operations, so I will be extremely happy if anyone could point me in the right direction! Thank you so much!

_Originally posted by @CoToYo in https://github.com/camicroscope/Distro/issues/204#issuecomment-1491313605_

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