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Hello! > - Why does the integration require two servers with exposed ports? The REST API documentation doesn't say which service I need to connect to for the r
by bwoodruff 6y ago
Hello!
> - Why does the integration require two servers with exposed ports? The REST API documentation doesn't say which service I need to connect to for the resources, so I assume the answer is the API server, so what does the other server listen for?
The server you'd interact with is the API server. The other server is responsible for syncing. The fact that there are two was a design decision.
> - How do I request a TOTP? In particular, am I correct in my assumption that the implementation is simply providing you with the TOTP seed values, rather than a TOTP?
I don't believe we can provide the current OTP value as it stands. This is something I'd be happy to suggest to the team that we look at for a future iteration.
> - Is there any audit logging whatsoever?
Yes! You can either audit from the container directly, or through the item usage report in the 1Password.com web app.
If you need further assistance please feel free to reach out to us. We'd be happy to help. https://support.1password.com/contact/ https://support.1password.com/contact/
- Ben, 1Password
- CGamesPlay 6y agoThanks for the reply! You didn't quite completely answer my first question. Why does the "sync" server have an exposed port? I'm going based on the docker-compose.yml you provide.
- bwoodruff 6y agoThat is a documentation clarification that should be made. That exposed port in the docker-compose is only there so someone running a health check from the host could see it. The docker-compose should be updated to remove the port exposure. Thanks for bringing that up!