Using the docker example leads to a crash

DigitalState / camunda-rest-jwt-authentication

Camunda BPM plugin library providing JWT Authentication

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Using the docker example leads to a crash #7

Closed yduf closed 5 years ago

yduf commented 5 years ago

Hello,

very interested by this, try the docker example. I had to comment the copy of docker/camunda/conf/bpm-platform.xml otherwise service doesn't start.

Yet I have not successfully run it => service start ok but when I try to access the rest API (for ex: /engine-rest/engine)

it gives me a 404 when no bearer token is povided (from camunda doc I was expected this to not be secure)
it gives me the same 404 when provided the token as described in your readme, like if the rest service is not working. But camunda cokpit ui is fine, telling me the engine is green. And there is no obvious log on docker console.

Any idea what I am doing wrong ?

Regards,

Yves

PS : I also had to change the dependancy (groupid/artifactid) in order to build the example there were looking wrong.

StephenOTT commented 5 years ago

@yduf what is your specific error?

When you download the Repo, and go to /examples/docker/tomcat/ and run docker-compose up

What is the specific error. It works without issue when testing that exact process.

yduf commented 5 years ago

When I do; $ git clone https://github.com/DigitalState/camunda-rest-jwt-authentication.git $ cd camunda-rest-jwt-authentication/examples/docker/tomcat/ $ docker-compose up (assuming that what you expected me to do)

I got the log attached below. camunda.log

(doing that it's not clear for me how the jar is being build). => I encounter the first error I was describing: "I had to comment the copy of docker/camunda/conf/bpm-platform.xml otherwise service doesn't start."

StephenOTT commented 5 years ago

I have update added the default example jars into: https://github.com/DigitalState/camunda-rest-jwt-authentication/commit/523737d85519a3aab5e7dfddb22b63b51411c2e5

This should make it easier to test for you.

StephenOTT commented 5 years ago

@yduf test with the example folder again with the latest commit, and see if you are getting the same issue. Do a fresh download of the repo and do not change anything in the examples folder.

make sure to use docker-compose up --build to ensure new images are built.

yduf commented 5 years ago

Thanks for providing the jar. I was missing the docker-compose up --build, that's why, I was encountering the bpm-platform.xml issue.

In the end, I still had a problem: all the issue were link to permissions issue, that's why the camunda engine failed to start while trying to load the jwt authentication plugin.

doing a chmod a+rwX -R on docker folderand relaunching with docker-compose up --build solved it.

=> the plugin works now and I got a 401 when trying to access the API / and the right answer when positioning the token.

Thanks for the help!

StephenOTT commented 5 years ago

Glad you got it worked out!