I'm struggling to get authentication working properly with HS3 a reverse proxy and AWS services.
In summary, what I'm looking to do is to configure hs3 to authenticate always (I.e no unauthorized local logins) for all but one IP address. I can permit all logins or none; I can't seem to find a way to define a local network as a single /32 address. Does anyone know if it's possible?
In the end, I need to have Amazon services post HTTP to a custom rest API page without authentication; the source of the request would be a local reverse proxy. All others access requests should have credentials.
Alternatively, I can try to fiddle with the proxy to supply basic auth for the URL, but that seems to be problematic...
In summary, what I'm looking to do is to configure hs3 to authenticate always (I.e no unauthorized local logins) for all but one IP address. I can permit all logins or none; I can't seem to find a way to define a local network as a single /32 address. Does anyone know if it's possible?
In the end, I need to have Amazon services post HTTP to a custom rest API page without authentication; the source of the request would be a local reverse proxy. All others access requests should have credentials.
Alternatively, I can try to fiddle with the proxy to supply basic auth for the URL, but that seems to be problematic...