Description / Steps to reproduce / Feature proposalProvide an example of how to manage default and request-level options inCurrent Behavior Expected Behavior
- If you selected WS-Federation, an incorrect client secret would generate a warning in the tenant logs with something like this: Unable to get access token: AADSTS7000215: Invalid client secret is provided. If the permissions are not properly configured or granted, you would see a Warning in the tenant logs, with something like this.
- Hello Matt, The process to create keys differs based on the method you created the application. 1) For applications created in the B2C Portal, you need to navigate to B2C homepage by searching for Azure AD B2C in the search box and then you will.
Where do I add these waterfall dialogs? Do I make a new DialogComponent class for that? Do I add it in MainDialog.cs? In AuthBot.cs? In DialogBot.cs?
I see MainDialog extends LogoutDialog. Does this mean I can only have one dialog to main dialog? I want to add more waterfall dialogs.
Tried with various encodings to create the byte array (ASCII, UTF8, Unicode) but still get 'invalid client secret is provided' until I use a working key. In Postman, 100% of the keys work, but coming from.NET only about 30% of them worked. Possible bug in the.net web client? Must ILSpy and explore further.
The code is very confusing and I don’t know where to start.Document Details⚠ Do not edit this section. It is required for docs.microsoft.com ➟ GitHub issue linking. ID: a9a43e68-83a3-1adc-0c55-e277ddb98c6b.
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Content Source:. Service: bot-service. Sub-service: abs. GitHub Login: @JonathanFingold.
Microsoft Alias: v-jofing. ReplaceWithShortDescriptiveName Description: DependenciesHow do we migrate/notify current accounts? Description / Steps to reproduce / Feature proposalNot that PR LABS feat: adapter that wraps strategy has landed, let’s add back passport adapter references in the authentication documentation where applicable. Acceptance Criteria. The documentation should have a link to passport-adapter documentation. The should have a link to the passport-adapter documentation.
But now, the problem is, that the application does not start anymore.Then I run npm start, i see that the build process is triggered and after that the command node. Is called automatically. Az feedback auto-generates most of the information requested below, as of CLI version 2.0.62Describe the bugA clear and concise description of what the bug is.To ReproduceSteps to reproduce the behavior.Expected behaviorA clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.Environment summaryInstall Method (e.g. Pip, interactive script, apt-get, Docker, MSI, edge build) / CLI version ( az -version) / OS version / Shell Type (e.g. Bash, cmd.exe, Bash on Windows)Additional contextAdd any other context about the problem here.
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using private window in Firefox. removing Github for VS Code from work, is not able to log in.
Unfortunately, sometimes there are too many requests and we can’t handle everything at once. When trying to login through the emulator or teams, I get a 404 on the path Details⚠ Do not edit this section. It is required for docs.microsoft.com ➟ GitHub issue linking. ID: a9a43e68-83a3-1adc-0c55-e277ddb98c6b. Version Independent ID: 5c46848d-bc20-480e-4571-00a283d930a2.
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Per I am opening a new issue for this. $ curl -fail -negotiate -u: with exit code 22 and no useful messages. Enabling verbose output also shows nothing telling about what happened.The issue is that if even the initial gssinitseccontext call fails, then conn-data-state.authproblem gets set to TRUE.Certainly for HTTP/Negotiate (and only HTTP/Negotiate) any failures of followup gssinitseccontext calls (when the inputtoken is non-empty) should be fatal, but not the initial one.
Says: Trusted - a virtual group containing every logged-in user who was logged in by some specific “trusted” authentication method.But in auth/ init.py BaseAuth sets self.trusted=False; there seems to be no code or option to set any auth method to trusted=True.Is it intended that for ACL purposes, all logged in users are Known but not Trusted? To get trusted status, a wiki admin must create/modify an auth method and set it to trusted=True? DescriptionOrganizations will authenticate with certificate or other key using MaskinPorten. Maskinporten will create a JWT token for the given org.The Authentication component needs to have a Token Exchange API that validates JWT coming from Maskinporten and creates a new JWT Token that can be used in Altinn Apps and Altinn Platform.
Considerations. What is best practice for token Exchance APIAcceptance criteria. Can validate JWT Tokens from Maskinporten.
Create a new JWT Token signed by Altinn Platform. New JWT token includes scopes. New JWT token contains org id (Skd, NAV ).
Client Assertion Contains An Invalid Signature
Token validation handles certificate updates in Id portenTasks. Define the Token Exchange API.
Implement Token Exchange API in Authentication component. Describe the bug az login -identity sometimes fails with a stacktrace when used in AKS in combination with az login -identityERROR: The command failed with an unexpected error. This is autogenerated. Please review and update as needed. Now that we have a PI authentication system, we’d like to go through and replace our old method of authentication, which is creating a key for each lead based on their level of access. We’d also like to use this opportunity to revise what each role should be able to do in the process, since right now, we give everyone doing interviews lead access permissions. We should have a co-director, lead, and member access levels, and some endpoints and functionality should be restricted to certain access levels.
Aadsts7000215: Invalid Client Secret Is Provided Code
This touches almost every part of the application. You will need to work with other teams once setup is done in the backend to have them switch over from the old to new method, and then change the way things are currently done in other parts of the frontend.For backend, many of the endpoints use the to restrict access.
You maybe able to use a similar method once to control access to different endpoints without having to extensively modify every single endpoint. Remember that some of the current access levels may not be the most reasonable, so ask if unsure of access levels for a specific endpoint.On the frontend, you will need to replace our use of keys with whatever the auth integration requires you to store, as well as making sure the user only sees options that are available to them based on their permissions, if this isn’t already taken care of after integration. User story: #12The client will call this endpoint on login. If this authenticates, the client knows that the user will be authenticated for every subsequent API calls. There is no state on the API server that keeps a user logged in. Authentication is stateless on the server and so each subsequent API call will have to be re-validated.The statelessness allows us to better synchronize the client and server on who is authenticated.
It makes it so only one part of the stack needs to know who’s currently logged in to a session. The API server doesn’t need to do anything other than handle requests so we won’t make it store logged in sessions then.Parameters:- username- passwordReturns:- success: a boolean. Describe the bugThe files inside the.azure folder gets corruptedTo ReproduceIT’s a race condition, so it’s really diffictult to reproduce.
I was using terraform, that uses the azure go sdk. At the same time I was running az aks list to see when the resource would come online. Az cli failed with the following message. Az aks listFailed to load token files. If you have a repro, please log an issue at At the same time, you can clean up by running 'az account clear' and then 'az login'.
(Inner Error: Failed to parse /Users/jopedros/.azure/accessTokens.json with exception:Extra data: line 1 column 16946 (char 16945))Opening the file manually, I could see in the token array, there was an extra set of bracesManually correcting the file solved the issue.Environment summaryaz –versionazure-cli 2.0.63.osX, bash. Describe the bugWe developed a bot using the steps mentioned Added the Microsoft Teams as one of the channels and trying to authenticate.
The bot authentication does not work and goes in infinite loop.To ReproduceSteps to reproduce the behavior:1. Implement Bot V4 authentication as mentioned in Added Microsoft Teams as one of the channel to the bot.3.
Created new App inside the teams and added this bot to it. Added required trusted domain.4. The bot showed “Sign In” button.5. When clicked on the “SIgn In” button the code goes in infinite loop and times out after sometime.Expected behaviorThe bot authenticates.ScreenshotsIf applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.Additional contextAdd any other context about the problem here. BackgroundI’m running lnd in docker.It was running on 0.6, upgraded to 0.6.1 and it won’t start anymore.
Description / Steps to reproduce / Feature proposalCapturing the information from @raymondfeng in today’s meeting and in Slack.We might need a common layer e.g. @loopback/security to serve as a base where @loopback/authentication and @loopback/authorization are two extensions. DescriptionWhen systems wants to use API in Altinn Platform / Altinn Apps they need to authenticate with the certificate, username and password.To support this we need to create a API that creates JWT Tokens based on this credentials. ConsiderationsToday we use BigIp to validate certificate for REST, and WCF to validate when using SOAPFor REST in Altinn Apps we should try to do as MaskinPorten and use JWT to request another JWT In scope Out of scope.
Implementation in MVP3.Acceptance criteria.Tasks. Verify that this issue is labeled and written correctly (remove unused stuff, add missing stuff, verify tasks). DoP.
Documentation (if relevant). Test / QA (if relevant). We will soon change the all links in the UX from the old app registration portal, to the new registration flow in Azure, so the docs should be updated accordingly. I can help if needed.We need a page that clearly explains how to create the App Id and how to create the Secret (Password). Also, it should highlight that the user HAS to chose “Accounts in any organizational directory and personal Microsoft accounts (e.g. Skype, Xbox, Outlook.com)”, when creating the app, otherwise the bot won’t work.In our docs I only found this page.
What I found. After checking on both raw calls, these are the differences I found.
Different content length: this is because my app’s secret key is longer than Microsoft's app key. Different postman-token: postman generates a new token for each call. Different clientid, clientsecret and code, expected since I’m testing two different appsAs you can see on the details below, everything looks the same but I am still getting the same error.
Please let me know if you see anything that I am missing. Laurent Termeau on Fri, 28 Jul 2017 10:46:31I am experiencing the exact same issue and I've not been able to find a solution.I've made the same tests, changing the key pair, double checking the URLs, creating a new MVC App and so on. Still get an 'AADSTS70002: Error validating credentials. AADSTS50012: Invalid client secret is provided'I'm getting crasy.PS: In my main app, I fisrt use OPENID Connect to use Azure B2C authentication (MS Account, Application Account Facebook Account and Google Account perfectly. But one scenario of my App is to allow a user to retrieve its 'Microsoft Accounts Contacts'So this is the reason why I need to run a second level of Authentication on a Microsoft Account in order to access the Contact list. This second Authentication step is done as REST. And this is where I cannot retrieve the token.Any progress or ideas on this issue would save my life;-)Thanks.