Closed luiscinfo closed 2 months ago
Hello @luiscinfo,
Yes, in fact, the home page was hardcoded and hence not works behind a reverse proxy.
If you are interested by the contribution you can push us a pull request by modifying the line OidcAuthFilter.java with the following:
servletResponse
.getWriter()
.print(
String.format(
"<script type=\"text/javascript\">window.location.href = '%s'</script>",
((HttpServletRequest) servletRequest).getRequestURI()));
Apply the checkstyle before build/push:
mvn spotless:apply
The commit message should respect conventional commits pattern
Ex:
git commit -m"fix: Fix serving behind reverse proxy"
Let me know if you are interested or i push the change.
Hi,
We have tested this authentication filter and it meets most of our requirements. There is a feature that we would like this filter to have and it is the capability of serving the Spark UI in a subpath behind a proxy.
Currently, it is harcoded that after the login, the filter redirects to the /home page of Spark UI. https://github.com/OKDP/okdp-spark-auth-filter/blob/83687e742dfb29627acc1ee3954c21d3b49938ea/src/main/java/io/okdp/spark/authc/OidcAuthFilter.java#L297
We serve the Spark application behind a proxy, in the path /spark. The filter authenticates correctly, but after login, it redirects to /home, and as a consecuence the redirection does not bring you to the Spark UI. We have locally tested to change the line previously referenced:
This works as spected, it allows the Spark UI to be served in a subpath behind a proxy.