My requirement is to integrate jenkins with openam, if i put the jenkins URL in the browser it should automatically redirect to openam after providing the credential it should redirect back to jenkins and open the jenkins dashboard.
You can use J2EE Aget if Jenkins is deployed on Tomcat, Jetty or JBoss or ...
Or you can use SAML Plugin for Jenkins. In this case, OpenAM acts as a SAML IdP.
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/SAML+Plugin
This page may help you:
http://troubleshootingrange.blogspot.jp/2012/11/using-openam-for-jenkins-hudson.html
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We are running the Jenkins with the SAML authentication. Now, we are trying to extract build user info from Jenkins buildURL xmi path and need to authenticated with the jenkins server. I created api token using my user and this is used by every build to communicate with buildURL job.
Is there any way, we can create a common api credential to authenticate with Jenkins.
Thanks
We had been using TestCafe for automated testing against our SPA from 2018 - early 2020 where we started to run into issues with MSAL 1.0 and the blocking of 3rd party cookies. We recently upgraded to our authentication packages to MSAL 2.0 in our app to overcome of the 3rd party cookie issue, but are still running into an issue with TestCafe being unable to complete the login flow. We use AAD B2C as our authentication provider. We believe the issue is related to the proxied URL when TestCafe attempts to login as the automatic redirect to the B2C login page fails as the proxied URL is not recognized within the app registration. Has anyone been able to use TestCafe using AAD B2C as an auth provider with a Angular single page app using MSAL 2.0?
Issue:
TestCafe navigates to the app URL and there is no redirect to the B2C login page. This issue only exists with the proxied TestCafe traffic.
Expected behavior:
Upon navigation to the base URL, the unauthenticated user should be redirect to the B2C login page and upon login redirected to the app in an authenticated state.
Environment Details:
Angular 10.2.5, Angular/MSAL 2.0.2, TestCafe 1.15,
App registration as a SPA app with redirect URLS to the app base url.
Have tried with TestCafe preserveURL:true and pageCachingDisabled:true following TestCafe recommendations even though we don't believe this to be the root of the issue.
Any help is appreciated.
Older versions of TestCafe have a few issues with web sites that use MSAL 2.0 (1, 2, 3). In the latest TestCafe version (1.15.3), all these issues are fixed. Try running your tests with the latest TestCafe version and use the --disable-page-caching) option if necessary. You can find more information in the linked issues.
The workaround we found for BC2 authentication was to utilize the testcafe hostname parameter and set this to localhost in the test config JSON. This enables testcafe's proxy to use localhost instead of the test client's IP address in the prefixed application URL.
We already had a B2C tenant app registration for localhost to support local development, and once we enabled this parameter, test scripts were able to login successfully using B2C as the identity and authentication provider.
We have an application running on Tomcat currently and using LDAP as the means to authenticate users to our enterprise AD.
It is required to migrate this application to cloud (on AWS EC2) and to integrate with ADFS over SAML for login with MFA enabled.
Wondering if there are any guides on the the steps to be followed to make this happen ? What are the configurations that I need to enable in ADFS for my application and what configuration changes are needed on tomcat server.xml to have the connector integrate with ADFS rather than LDAP. Thanks.
Regards,
Raunak
Not a Tomcat guru but from the point of view of ADFS and SAML:
You need to use a client-side SAML stack in your application. This provides the SAML plumbing.
You then need to add a SAML RP to ADFS.
For MFA, typically you use Azure AD to provide the MFA.
(There used to be an on-premises ADFS MFA Server - that is now deprecated).
If that is not an option, there are third-party providers.
I'm trying to setup saml sso with openam and weblogic.
The reason why I want to use saml is that I have multiple application where I can't change the web.xml to use the j2ee agent.
My question is if there is a good document explaining the setup with weblogic and openam.
I have read several guides, but I'm still confused...
Just looking for a good howto!
My current setup is
openam on tomcat installed on host1
weblogic installed on host2.
Webapp deployed on host2
So openam will be the IdP and weblogic will be the SP? right?
I have configured the openam hosted IdP.
I have added the saml identity asserter on weblogic and configured a web sso identity provider partner.
You can configure WebLogic to enable SAML SSO implementation. This requires the following steps to be completed.
WebLogic and IDP(OpeanAM) should be coupled - you can register OpeanAM as an authentication service provider inside WebLogic container using the administration console.
This requires a SSL communication, hence ideally, it's better to install a SSL certificate inside the container.
WebLogic can be configured to implement SAML SP (Identity asserter and Assertion consumer) by configuring the required through the administration console.
In fact it can be configured to work as a Credential mapper and Assertion receiver on the same way.
All these steps can be done inside a single WebLogic instance or between instances using a WebLogic federation.
Please refer the below link for more details.
I don't think WebLogic itself can act as SAML SP. Every application has to implement an SAML SP. Doing this via Spring Security SAML extension is quite neat. If you want more efforts look at the OpenAM Fedlet (it's also a lightweight SP). However the sample app generated when creating the Fedlet is not too helpful. The 'Fedlet' is not the sample all ,but more or less the jars and metadata included in the sample app.
I have an application that monitors CI jobs, and I've added a jenkins installation to my account. Typically, this application is internal to the company I work at, but our jenkins servers aren't accessible outside the LAN.
To lookup the status of a build, I to a python urllib.urlopen on
http://hostname/job/job_name/lastBuild/api/json
then parse the json result
When trying to connect to https://webiken.ci.cloudbees.com, I get an HTTPError because the URL requires authentication. Is there anyway to configure my jenkins to be public?
Thanks,
Sam
you can use HTTP Basic authentication with your cloudbees credentials to access the API :
curl https://webiken.ci.cloudbees.com/job//api/json --user ndeloof#cloudbees.com:
Also see this wiki page on how to make your Jenkins instance public.