github-oauth | simple node.js functions for doing oauth login with github | OAuth library

So here is the deal. I am using Kubernetes and I want to protect the applications inside of the cluster. Therefore I added an oauth2-proxy and, in case the user is not logged in, it is redirected to GitHub. After the login is done, the user is redirected to the app (Login Diagram). For now, I have two dummy deployments of an echo-http server (echo1 and echo2) and Jenkins. I am doing everything locally with minikube, so please don't mind the domain names.

In Jenkins, I installed the Github OAuth plugin and configured it as said in the multiple posts I found (e.g., Jenkins GitHub OAuth). Also created the GitHub OAuth application and set the callback. Since I want to have SSO for multiple applications besides Jenkins, I set the call back to https://auth.int.example.com/oauth2/callback instead of https://jenkins.int.example.com/securityRealm/finishLogin. Therefore, after login on the GitHub, I get redirected to the Jenkins webpage but as a guest. If I try to log in, I end up in an error. I used Helm to setup the oauth2-proxy (k8s-at-home/oauth2-proxy)

Am I missing something?

These are the ingress configuration of the oauth2-proxy and ingress controller that I am using.

Nginx Ingress

GitHub has started sending emails about deprecated authentication but I have not yet found a resource for detailing what composer's auth.json should look like under the new regime.

My requirements are relatively simple - using composer to update a Symfony application in development and occasionally experimenting with other repos.

With this, my original configuration (automatically built)...

I have an api built with PHP/Symfony, inside a docker container. I would like to test it.

To do that :

• first : I enter into my container : docker-compose exec da-invoicing-php sh

• second : I run the test : vendor/bin/simple-phpunit

In my test I have this request :

The following error was output when executing codecept -c src run acceptance command on alpine linux:

none base64: unrecognized option: w BusyBox v1.30.1 (2019-06-12 17:51:55 UTC) multi-call binary.

Usage: base64 [-d] [FILE]

Base64 encode or decode FILE to standard output -d Decode data

I can't see the command being executed by codecept.

I tried to add base64 in apk but base64 did not exist.

Dockerfile:

I migrated Jenkins with thinBackup plugins. When I restart my new Jenkins master, accessing it via http://new_jenkins_ip:8080 will redirect me to https://old_jenkins_domain.

My old Jenkins runs with services, it was setup long ago. My new Jenkins runs in k8s, I edited stable/jenkins chart and deployed it with Helm.

At first, I thought Jenkins URL is the cause, so I change configuration in jenkins.model.JenkinsLocationConfiguration.xml (according to this) and restart Jenkins by killing its pod (I deploy new Jenkins in k8s). But it's still redirecting to https://old_jenkins_domain.

I also try copying entire JENKINS_HOME (this) directory and yes, it's still redirecting to https://old_jenkins_domain.

Another problem is that I'm using github-oauth and matrix-auth plugins and if I don't install these before performing thinBackup migration, Jenkins will fail to start up and restart itself forever. I want to know why.

I actually can access http://new_jenkins_ip:8080/login but when I hit login, github-oauth just throw an NullPointerException. I might try this python to migrate plugins because I think thinBackup can't migrate all the github-oauth config.

I added a wrong github token to my global composer configuration and cannot remove it again.

I did

I'm writing a web app and I want to add a required checkbox to Django's AuthenticationForm

I don't know how to extends (or override ?) the AuthenticationForm.

Here's where I call the auth form in my template :

Got "UnexpectedValueException" Your github oauth token for github.com contains invalid characters:"" while composer update on yii2 project.

When i was installing jui datetimepicker via composer, I have asked to give git token to install it. I had generated the token from GitLab and provide the token to terminal.I also change the composer.json file with token. But it gives me an error of "UnexpectedValueException" Your github oauth token for github.com contains invalid characters.

I have tried following solutions : 1) I have deleted my .git folder and tried to update composer still same issue

2) I have deleted the vendor and reinstall the composer not worked.

3) I have deleted the vendor and composer.json and put the previous vendor and composer.json file from my backup. but still get same issue.

4) I have tried to change the token from the following code :

I created a DockerFile like below