sproxy2/sproxy.yml.example, branch 1.95.0HTTP proxy for authenticating users via OAuth2https://git.pashev.ru/sproxy2/atom?h=1.95.02016-12-05T16:10:33Zsproxy.yml.example -> sproxy.example.yml2016-12-05T16:10:33ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2016-12-05T16:10:30Zurn:sha1:f5f80c5e63c443cbe7e61f5f029dd7d793318441BREAKING: Allow !include in config file2016-12-01T19:43:08ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2016-12-01T19:32:09Zurn:sha1:b0c5ffbe1d2dbbf1f9c460be0b4f18500c50a90f
This changes semantics of these options:
- key
- oauth2.<provider>.client_secret
They are no longer files, but strings. To read content
from files, use !include. The point of being files or
read from files is to segregate secrets from non-sensitive
easily discoverable settings. With !include it is much
more simple and flexible.
Typo2016-11-29T18:09:47ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2016-11-29T18:09:47Zurn:sha1:18a47f502b5e3298cae41eab7378b2e72b4e8a4bAllow running in plain HTTP mode (no SSL)2016-11-28T18:24:51ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2016-11-28T18:24:51Zurn:sha1:02e85ea26fc297d41a91c91d12b3e2aa290e62ff
This can be useful when Sproxy is behind some
other proxy or load-balancer.
Populate permission database from a file2016-11-26T19:53:16ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2016-11-26T18:41:59Zurn:sha1:be9b6f68a60bec0cda4b905e9311a9076f778976Initial release (1.90.0)2016-11-19T20:29:43ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2016-10-27T19:57:34Zurn:sha1:4a9f329a6ea9bfa03352ca0d9dd1d556b93bec36