Hi Klara,
Am 18.11.24 um 13:44 schrieb Klara Mall via radiator:
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I found "Authby External" where I can use a command to do the https
query and return the suitable exit code. This now seems to work very
good with a python script which gets username and password from stdin,
querys the linotp url and returns the appropriate exit code.
be aware of:
"<AuthBy EXTERNAL> will wait for the external process to complete before
handling more requests, so you should use this carefully, and avoid
using long-running commands. If you cannot avoid long-running EXTERNAL
commands, you can use the Fork parameter to force <AuthBy EXTERNAL> to
fork before calling the external command. This may improve performance."
If you will not rely on the textual representation of the response of
<AuthBy URL> you could also try <AuthBy REST>:
"The response must decode to a Perl hash data structure which is
automatically done for JSON object format responses. If the response is,
for example, a JSON array, you can update the decoded response to a Perl
hash with MapResponseHook"
Greetings
Charly
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Karl Gaissmaier
Universität Ulm
kiz, Kommunikations und Informationszentrum
89069 Ulm
Tel.: 49(0)731/50-22499
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