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QUESTION
I have an nginx service in my docker-compose. I'm trying to use this to obtain my first ssl cert from lets encrypt. It's not working and I cannot seem to exec into the container to check the conf settings.
I'm using envsubt and I suspect this is my issue, but since I cannot get into the container I cannot check. My set up:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 21:01Try to restart the container and check the status of the container
docker restart
If the status is running then login to the container using
exec
commanddocker exec -it bash
QUESTION
I am using npm package panva's oidc-provider to implement features of OIDC for login.
I want to override a few well known configurations of OIDC provider.
Well known configuration url:
/.well-known/openid-configuration
For example : I want to override the /token
end point to /token
Is any such feature given by the library?
Can anyone help me please?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 08:42We can use middlewares. You control the complete response in the post-middleware, so change it to whatever you need, whenever you need.
https://github.com/panva/node-oidc-provider/blob/main/docs/README.md#pre--and-post-middlewares
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Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 17:53The issue is on line:
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I'm using OpenID Connect to control access to my REST API. One of the things I need to do when servicing a request is get the OIDC UserInfo based on the access token in request's Authorization: Bearer ...
header.
To this point I've been working with JWTs and this works fine. I'm looking at expanding this to work with opaque tokens as well.
My strategy has been based on my understanding of the OpenID Connect Discovery spec, section 4:
- Extract the
iss
from the access token. - Discover the userinfo endpoint by getting
${iss}/.well-known/openid-configuration
and querying the JSON foruserinfo_endpoint
. - HTTP GET the
userinfo_endpoint
, passing the access token as anAuthorization: Bearer ...
header.
This works fine for opaque tokens... except for step 1. Currently, I have to know who the issuer is via an out-of-band mechanism because I don't know how to get the issuer from the opaque token (which, to be honest, makes sense given that it's opaque). I see a few possibilities:
- Maybe I'm just supposed to know who issued it and my question is misguided.
- Maybe the best thing to do is try a list of known issuers and see if one of them works.
- Maybe there's a mechanism for discovering the issuer of the opaque token. (The spec refers to WebFinger, but that doesn't seem like it fits my use case.)
- Maybe there's something I haven't considered...
Thanks all for any help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 17:32The standard mechanism for dealing with opaque tokens is via introspection. Also the preferred option is for there to only be a single type of access token - issued by your Authorization Server (AS), which sits alongside your APIs.
The introspection result can be a claims payload or a JWT. It is common to plug in an API gateway, as in this article, so that the gateway makes the actual introspection call. The gateway should then cache results for subsequent calls made with the same access token.
An opaque token is typically a GUID or something similar, and the issuer value is not stored in the token - it is instead stored in the issuing Authorization Server's back end state. The only way to determine the issuer is to try to introspect the token.
FOREIGN ACCESS TOKENS
Aim to avoid using foreign access tokens in your APIs as in the following examples. This can make it difficult to control data added to tokens and token lifetimes:
- User signs in with Google - then API uses Google access tokens
- User signs in with Microsoft - then API uses Microsoft access tokens
It is preferred instead to use 'federated login capabilities' of your Authorization Server, leading to the following cleaner result, and fewer issues:
- User signs in with Google - then API uses your AS access tokens
- User signs in with Microsoft - then API uses your AS access tokens
QUESTION
I'm trying to implement On-behalf-of user in Asp.net Web API (.net 5). I receive an access_token from the Mobile APP, send it to my Web API. The Web API uses this token to call the GRAPH API to get the user's profile details. Below is my code Startup.cs file
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 11:04This is happening because the access_token received is not sent along with the request to get the user detail. Here's an example of how to implement on behalf of provider:
QUESTION
I am using Jenkins and Nginx both in Docker,
From Jenkins docker documentation, it seems that jenkins need 2 ports, 50000 and 8080, Reference : https://github.com/jenkinsci/docker/blob/master/README.md
Nginx acting as reverse proxy has this configuration right now
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 08:55It was probably some cache issue, as it worked when i commented some code in nginx for proxy headers. and restarted the server after that i un commented that code again and restarted server, it still worked.
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Hello all I have a controller called ResetCandidatePasswordController in /var/www/jtt/app/Http/Controllers/Auth /var/www/jtt/app/Http/Controllers/Auth with the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 08:42Did you tried running composer autoload ?
try runnig
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I'm having trouble getting ActionCable hooked up in my prod environment, and related questions haven't had a working solution. I'm using an nginx+puma setup with Rails 6.1.3.2 on Ubuntu 20.04. I have confirmed that redis-server
is running on port 6379
, and that Rails is running as production.
Here's what I'm getting in my logs:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 16:14I got it working. Here are the settings I needed:
nginx configThe server
section from the config in my question must be modified to include the following two sections for the /
and /cable
locations:
QUESTION
Im trying to interact with the android-management-api through Flask. everytime im running into an error that i dont understand as im quite new to coding
the error comes when calling device_list = androidmanagement.enterprises().devices().list(parent=enterprise_name, pageSize=200).execute()
i just dont understand why im getting this error.
I would be really happy if somebody can explain how this happens.
Big thanks
my code in app.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 14:16So I found how the issues comes up:
There are 3 modules doing the same task The google API client Flask request Requests
This caused the conflicting code.
Will update after my API calls are working
QUESTION
I'm new to kubernetes,
Currently i'm triyng to deploy laravel app on kuberetes. I have setup 1 deployment yaml containing 2 containers (nginx and php-fpm) and a shared volume.
Here's the full yaml:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-08 at 08:29Community Discussions, Code Snippets contain sources that include Stack Exchange Network
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