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by Ulrik Lejon
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7 years, 8 months
Load Balancer and Domain Clustered Mode
by Marc Tempelmeier
Hi,
The docu said we should use our own load balancer. Is nginx a good idea there and how is the general rough setup then?
Nginx in front, Domain controller is admin only and just controls the config, 2 slaves with an open Port (8080, 8081) which the load balancer uses?
Or does the Domain Controller has some another role in this setup?
Not asking for specifics, just the general workflow.
Greetings
Marc
7 years, 8 months
how to use keycloak JS Adapter with a signed JWT Token?
by Celso Agra
Hi there,
It's me again!
I'd like to know if would be possible to configure my frontend app with
keycloak JS adapter, bu my app is configured with a signed JWT.
Here is the credential configs:
"credentials": {
"jwt": {
"client-key-password": "REPLACE WITH THE KEY PASSWORD IN KEYSTORE",
"client-keystore-file": "REPLACE WITH THE LOCATION OF YOUR KEYSTORE
FILE",
"client-keystore-password": "REPLACE WITH THE KEYSTORE PASSWORD",
"client-key-alias": "<my alias>",
"token-timeout": 10,
"client-keystore-type": "jks"
}
}
When I try to add this config in the Keycloak JS:
https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak/blob/master/adapters/oidc/js/src/mai...
I haven't see config to do with signed JWT. So, How people do this
configuration?
Best regards,
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*Celso Agra*
7 years, 8 months
Re: Identity Brokering
by Danny Regis
>
> Thanks Bill ,
>
Is there a subtle distinction between identity brokering vs federation?
Is there anywhere which details the interaction on subsequent logins, I
found this page useful for the initial login:
http://www.keycloak.org/docs/1.9/server_admin_guide/topics/identity-broke...
I assume credentials are not imported/created during the identity
federation, hence on a return visit Keycloak would forward an
authentication request to the target IdP - effectively step 5 in the flow
linked above.
Danny
>
>
> Message: 6
> Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2017 10:25:14 -0400
> From: Bill Burke <bburke(a)redhat.com>
> Subject:
>
> Re: [keycloak-user] Identity Brokering
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> brokering is authentication delegation. The user is imported, a local
> account is created and linked to the external IDP.
>
>
> On 4/13/17 9:12 AM, Danny Regis wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I'm trying to gain clarity on whether there is a subtle difference
> between
> > Identity Federation / Identity Brokering / Authentication Brokering.
> >
> > Looking at the documentation for Identity Providers, it details this as
> > Identity Brokering, what I can't ascertain (and haven't been able to
> demo)
> > is exactly how this works. The documentation implies that the first
> broker
> > login flow creates a local user. What happens on the second login? Would
> > the user always be redirected to the IdP login pages? If so what is the
> > local user copy for?
> >
> > Potentially I'm confusing federated Open ID Connect SSO with Identity
> > Brokering.
> >
> >
> > My specific use case...
> >
> > Application A users authenticated and authorised via Identity Provider B
> > (Open Id Connect)
> >
> > However application A users should always be authenticated against IdP B,
> > there should never be local authentication based upon a local KC user.
> >
> > Would disabling "Create User If Unique" from the First Broker Login flow
> > fulfil my requirement?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Danny
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7 years, 8 months
Keycloak ACL for a specific user on a specific object
by Antoine Carton
Hello,
Is there a way to manage fine grained authorizations with Keycloak like in
the following scenario:
- A user user1 belongs to a group group1
- group1 has READ access to the REST path: GET /my/entity/{entity_id}
- group1 has not WRITE access to this path: POST /my/entity/{entity_id}
This means that all users of that group can only READ at that path,
whatever the {entity_id} is.
The question is:
Is it possible to allow user1 ONLY of group1, to have WRITE access to a
specific entity_id.
The purpose is to use the Spring Boot/Spring Security Adapter and replace
what Spring security does with @PreAuthorize annotation for example.
Thank you for your help,
Best regards
7 years, 8 months
Session Logout with Offline Access Token
by Benjamin Zaitlen
Hi All,
I'm having some trouble with sessions, clients, and offline access tokens.
Let's say I have a client (APP 1) and I've logged in with OIDC. I now have
a refresh_token and session for APP 1. Using the auth code flow I can
generate an offline_access token (refresh_token) for a second client: APP
2. When I look in *realms/myrealm/account/sessions, *I see one session
but two clients. At first I thought, great! I was able to get the auth
code flow working and I generated a refresh token for a second client.
But then disaster set in, when I logged out of the APP 1 client with the
URL: *protocol/openid-connect/logout.* I was logged out the session which
included the* second client* and thus the offline access token for APP 2
was effectively revoked.
I've seen a handful of JIRAs related to offline access tokens and logouts
but I think they don't quite cover this usecase. I have two questions:
1. Is it possible, using the auth code flow, to generate a refresh token in
separate session. That is can APP 1 generate an offline_access token for
APP 2 in a separate session without re-authenticating?
2. Can I logout a specific client for a session by passing additional
parameters in the logout URL ?
Thanks,
--Ben
7 years, 8 months
Re: [keycloak-user] Keycloak App Logs out in Under 1 Minute
by Kevin Berendsen
Hi,
I think by setting checkLoginIframe to false in your initialization call that it may solve your problem.
You could also debug the Keycloak adapter in Firefox or Chrome to see whats happening and when.
On 14 Apr 2017 9:15 pm, "Roger Turnau (US - Advisory)" <roger.turnau(a)pwc.com> wrote:
Kevin,
Thanks for getting back to me. Here are the answers, and a little bit of clarification from further investigations:
1. The realms are for two separate codebases with different keycloak configurations, but otherwise identical keycloak code.
2. Nothing is showing up in the Keycloak logs. There are no server errors that I can see.
3. We are not doing anything with checkLoginIFrame in our initialization code.
Looking under the hood at the Javascript adapter, we found that the token was being revoked by the following code:
if (event.data != "unchanged") {
kc.clearToken();
}
I notice that that happens in the message callback created when the iframe is set up. I assume that means that setting checkLoginIFrame to false in our configuration will fix the issue. Is that correct?
Thanks again,
Roger Turnau
On Fri, Apr 14, 2017 at 2:01 PM, Kevin Berendsen <kevin.berendsen(a)pharmapartners.nl<mailto:kevin.berendsen@pharmapartners.nl>> wrote:
Hello Roger,
I have got a few questions to know a little more about your situation:
* Is a single AngularJS app with multi-tenancy support or are there two codebases with identical code but different keycloak.json files?
* Have you checked your loggings of Keycloak already to get to know where it possibly might go wrong? Loggings would be a major help and solve most of your issues.
* Have you set the default checkLoginIframe from true to false in the init() method of the Keycloak JS Adapter?
If you could answer these three questions, that'd be great to help you out further :) I ran into similar problems and hopefully I can solve your's as well.
Kind regards,
Kevin
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Onderwerp: [keycloak-user] Keycloak App Logs out in Under 1 Minute
Hi all,
I am experiencing a weird behavior where Keycloak immediately logs out a user who has just logged in. A few details:
- The Keycloak server has two realms. The issue only happens on one of
the realms. The other one works as expected.
- The configuration of both realms is pretty much identical.
- The login happens from an AngularJS app. The JS Keycloak code is
identical to the code that runs in the other realm's app.
- Keycloak has been working with almost no issues for a few months now.
This is a new behavior.
- I have examined the JWT token, and don't see anything unusual. The
"exp" claims and "iat" claims are giving the correct epoch time.
The app will accept the bearer token, make its back-end REST calls, and then suddenly fall back to the login screen. Any ideas what might cause behavior like this?
Thank you for your help,
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7 years, 8 months
Keycloak App Logs out in Under 1 Minute
by Roger Turnau (US - Advisory)
Hi all,
I am experiencing a weird behavior where Keycloak immediately logs out a
user who has just logged in. A few details:
- The Keycloak server has two realms. The issue only happens on one of
the realms. The other one works as expected.
- The configuration of both realms is pretty much identical.
- The login happens from an AngularJS app. The JS Keycloak code is
identical to the code that runs in the other realm's app.
- Keycloak has been working with almost no issues for a few months now.
This is a new behavior.
- I have examined the JWT token, and don't see anything unusual. The
"exp" claims and "iat" claims are giving the correct epoch time.
The app will accept the bearer token, make its back-end REST calls, and
then suddenly fall back to the login screen. Any ideas what might cause
behavior like this?
Thank you for your help,
--
*Roger Turnau*
PwC | Manager - Advisory Financial Services
Mobile: 850-228-2006
Email: roger.turnau(a)pwc.com
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
50 North Laura Street, Suite 3000, Jacksonville FL 32202
http://www.pwc.com/us
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7 years, 8 months
Securing Web Apps with Sessions and KeyCloak?
by Alex Berg
Hello KeyCloak users,
I spent tons of time trying to find an example of using KeyCloak to secure
an https-cookie-based session id for managing user sessions, but I can't
find it. I found examples which demonstrate using the OID redirect flow
from an AngularJS app to get tokens, but I'm concerned about the security
of storing this token in JS-land in a browser. I suspect a malicious script
could grab it and impersonate the user. Also, I don't know of any websites
I use which use this flow, but I'm new to managing user accounts so it
could be invisible to me.
I was thinking I'd like to send have a form which sends the user's id and
secret to my server, then turn it into session id to keep on an https
cookie. Or perhaps this is "the old way" of doing auth?
Anyway, is my concerns unwarranted? Is common practice now to simply treat
my browser app as an OID client and pass a user token when requesting data
from the server?
Thanks for KeyCloak! I love how easy it is to deploy it as containers! I
was originally planning to use Gluu, but they have a pretty crappy story
for deploying as containers. Also, the KeyCloak docs and examples are
simply more relate-able! Nice work on those!
- Alex
7 years, 8 months
