Example authelia config for OIDC only
from yogurtwrong@lemmy.world to homelab@lemmy.ml on 23 Nov 20:11
https://lemmy.world/post/39213977

Hi there. I’ve been trying to set up authelia just as a OIDC provider (no trafeik). I am kind of frustrated due to it’s large config file

Could anyone please provide me with a simple configuration.yaml and maybe a docker-compose service entry

I found one example on github but it seems outdated.

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Sxan@piefed.zip on 24 Nov 00:52 next collapse

I’m going to watch this. I gave up myself.

I want a simple provider which I can back by LDAP because not everything is the fucking web.

moonpiedumplings@programming.dev on 24 Nov 03:31 next collapse

As simpler and easier to use alternatives, check out voidauth and kanidm.

clmbmb@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 24 Nov 07:28 collapse

I keep seeing voidauth and want to try it, but then I get to their disclaimer and I give up:

I am not a security expert! Please do not use VoidAuth for any purpose that is security critical or high risk. VoidAuth has not been audited and uses 3rd party packages for much of its functionality.

yogurtwrong@lemmy.world on 24 Nov 07:40 collapse

I mean… I think they are just stating they don’t want to take reponsibility.

But from what I understood, it’s a frontend and most of the heavy lifting is done by popular libraries. Should be okay

Besides, it is open source and has about 500 stars on github. There probably has been a lot of security researchers who reviewed in with hopes of finding a vulnerability.

tofubl@discuss.tchncs.de on 24 Nov 10:56 collapse

The grand promise of FOSS: Surely, somebody else has checked it! (something something log4j)

keyez@lemmy.world on 24 Nov 13:29 collapse

I commented this to a user 8months ago but here’s a sanitized config I have working for OIDC

vger.to/lemmy.world/comment/15800203