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I have enabled mod_auth_openidc on apache for a web SPA. All requests from the web are being proxypass to the protected resource sitting on an instance.
However now I have a local command line application that has its own authentication process and wants to make GET requests to the same protected resource server.
My idea is that all calls from my local application do not get authenticated from apache and can get through the server. Bear in mind that all requests contain a Bearer token already. When I test it with Postman I get returning the authentication page though...
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Hi,
I have enabled mod_auth_openidc on apache for a web SPA. All requests from the web are being proxypass to the protected resource sitting on an instance.
However now I have a local command line application that has its own authentication process and wants to make GET requests to the same protected resource server.
I have added the following directive
My idea is that all calls from my local application do not get authenticated from apache and can get through the server. Bear in mind that all requests contain a Bearer token already. When I test it with Postman I get returning the authentication page though...
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