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I have a large NodeJS application that have been working just fine after beeing processed by Webpack-5. Now I added http-auth and then the application crashes.

On https://github.com/MorganLindqvist/webpack5-http-auth-failure you can find a very minimalistic version of the app that crashes in the same when executed after Webpack5.

Here is an example of when it works (without webpack 5) and then when it crashes (with webpack 5).

I'm quite new to factory-boy and I'm trying to send a request to an API endpoint in my unit test, which requires a user to be authenticated. The endpoint expects a token in the header in the form of 'Bearer ' + token. I've looked at a few examples online and this is what I've come up with so far in my unit test:

test_user.py

Trying to implement security with the inbound communication from twilio https://www.twilio.com/docs/usage/security

I understand how the validating twilio request works. However I am having trouble understanding the basic http-authentication. Namely,

If you specify a password-protected URL, Twilio will first send a request with no Authorization header. After your server responds with a 401 Unauthorized status code, a WWW-Authenticate header and a realm in the response, Twilio will make the same request with an Authorization header.

Does this mean twilio will send us a request without any username or password, then we will responds with 401 and they will make the same request but with the username and password? So there are two trips? what's the point of that?

I have a server (VPS) with the following services:

• email server (postfix/dovecot)
• dns server (bind9)
• http server (nginx)

Fail2ban creates a lot of entries in iptables and this causes the server to become very slow and even sometimes it becomes unreachable and I have to login via the console and flush iptables before I can connect to the server. The used jails are shown below:

• Jail list: dovecot, named-refused, nginx-botsearch, nginx-http-auth, nginx-limit-req, php-url-fopen, postfix, postfix-auth, recidive

95% of bans are triggered by postfix jail. I reduced iptables size by setting recidive jail with : bantime = 7200 findtime = 3600 maxretry = 5 , the system slowness slightly improved but still not enough. My question : - is fail2ban to blame for this slowness? or iptables itself? In a previous project, I had no fail2ban installed and I used iptables with many entries (more entries than what my actual fail2ban creates) and the system was fast.

I appreciate any advice on how can I deal with this fail2ban issue.

a Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS VPS running nginx is presently bricked in terms of serving pages through port 443. This happened unexpectedly, I assume when a renewal kicked in automatically.

Following are twice replicated steps.

I removed all site definitions in sites-enabled and reduced the server to its simplest expression: one application in http mode only. The output of nginx -T is at bottom. the unencrypted pages serve as expected.

I then ran sudo certbot --nginx and selected 1 for the only 3rd level domain available to nginx

There is an Nginx server configured for SSO authenticatio with one domain using krb5 and spnego-http-auth-nginx-module

How can you configure dual domain authentication?

The solution is preferably using Nginx without Apache, if available.

Config sources:

• /etc/krb5.conf

EDIT

log after Dockerfile correction (add -y parameters)

Although similar to Google cloud functions http authentication, my question is more specific towards Google Identity Platform (https://cloud.google.com/identity-platform).

I am new to GCP. I have created a username/password provider in Identity Platform. I created a sample flask app client and used FireBaseUI to perform basic user login. I am able to get the accessToken in the client.

Then I created a Cloud Function (select unauthenticated as per the above thread). Then passed the accessToken in "Authorization: Bearer" header. I am able to access the token inside the Cloud Function.

But the next part I am unable to figure out is how do I validate that token against Identity Platform and get the user details?

I'm trying to setup an nginx server (1.19.0) on Ubuntu (18.04) which uses current version of spnego-http-auth-nginx-module.

I successfully built nginx with spnego module, and it works as expected without auth_gss enabled.

I set up my keytab file as stated in ifad's fork.

With this keytab file, when I run command