Add Docker support for easier deployments #59
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@alfonsrv can you please apply DCO and rebase on main ? |
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Hey @simo5, can you check if it's okay now? I also uppercased |
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| @@ -100,6 +100,7 @@ def decode_proxymessage(data): | |||
| realm = str(realm, "utf-8") | |||
| except TypeError: # Python 2.x | |||
| realm = str(realm) | |||
| realm = realm.upper() | |||
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I now see your comment, realm is definitely a case sensitive name, even though Windows plays fast and lose with it. If you need a matching logic that is case -insensitive please do that. This change would break KDCs based on MIT kerberos or other more standard compliant Krb5 implementations.
| - "443:443" | ||
| environment: | ||
| - KDCPROXY_CONFIG=/config/kdcproxy.conf | ||
| - SERVER_NAME=${SERVER_NAME:-selfsign.rausys.de} |
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his looks custom to your deployment or something, I am not sure we should have this file at all in the repository, sounds like configuration each deployment should deal with on their own.
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