I am using GitKraken Pro and a self-managed GitLab instance, which I want to connect to each other. GitLab wants me to add GitKraken as an application. One required value is Redirect URI, and I don't know what to enter there. This seems to be a callback, but to where?
Example screenshot:
Any help is highly appreciated!
The GitKraken/GItLab integration involves
OAuth authentication
setting up an SSH key and registering it to GitLab
An URL would be used only for webhooks.
I just found the solution, I am in the applications section, and not in the section to create private tokens.
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When I try to login to a Azure hosted app using Cypress I get below in the url. Does this mean that backend code have a redirection loop. Please help if anyone have any idea about this.
The iframe-request-id is not something that is added by Cypress, this is behavior that is being done my microsoft when run through Cypress. Likely it is not expecting to be run within an iframe in the manner that Cypress runs it.
I would suggest looking into other ways to test the login through your application as explained in this doc: https://on.cypress.io/best-practices#Visiting-external-sites.
For more information you can refer this github discussion
I want to connect my own system to gitlab only for authentication.
After that i should be able to manage all the usernames and passwords of gitlab through my system.
Could you please help me to solve this scenario. Thank you.
That would be using the GitLab User API (as admin of your GitLab instance)
You can then add SSH keys for a user, or modify an existing user account (including their password)
You can do so through any number of GitLab API client.
I am working on OpenAM for the first time, i am following below link
https://backstage.forgerock.com/#!/docs/openam/12.0.0/getting-started.
i followed all the steps but when i click the agent URL i am not redirected to OPenAM URL. i am getting message :"it works".
agent URl:http://localhost:8088/
openAM URL:http://localhost:8080/OpenAM/
Using "localhost" is a recipe for trouble. OpenAM uses cookies, and needs a real FQDN to function properly. Note that guide that you reference uses "openam.example.com" when setting up OpenAM.
Please redo your installation using a proper FQDN. This may not be your problem, but you should fix that issue first before going further.
I'm trying to add an private repository in Toran Proxy. However, it ends up with an authentication failure. How to setup the authentication for toran proxy?
Any help would be nice.
Thx.
It should ask you for authentication credentials for github and/or bitbucket according to your private packages locations, but anyway you can manually modify auth credentials by editing the following file app/toran/composer/auth.json
My corp Jenkins instance uses the corp LDAP for user authentication. We have a requirement to automate one on the internal portals which also takes corp LDAP for authentication.
Since there is a restriction of using "dummy" LDAP for automation purpose, i am thinking of passing my (or Jenkins users) corp credential to automation script securely.
How do I pass the Jenkins logged in user credential as parameters to a job.
How do I securely pass the parameters to job that executes remote script.I dont want to store / pass corp LDAP anywhere between Jenkins and remote.
Advanced thanks. appreciate inputs and any suggestions on alternate solution to meets this requirement.
This is an old question I stumbled on while searching answers for a similar issue. But I believe you can use the apitoken in place for the password. To find out apitoken, go to http(s)://yourJenkinsURL/user/yourID/configure, you will find it there.