3 ms·
Same issue with Okta if you want to use a custom domain. The only way to update the cert is via the web UI. It's a very frustrating oversight for a security rel
by JshWright 5y ago
Same issue with Okta if you want to use a custom domain. The only way to update the cert is via the web UI. It's a very frustrating oversight for a security related service...
- mdaniel 5y agoThe only _supported_ way ... if the browser can do it then a headless browser can do it Did you open a ticket with Okta about that? I'd like to "me, too" and/or watch it, if so
- cute_boi 5y agoheadless browser is not the solution because ui may be very brittle. I always have to update my scrappers as people tend to change ui time to time. Headless browser is only solution if upstream website don't change their ui and is very stable.
- mdaniel 5y agoSure, I doubt anyone who in the history of programming has even fired up a headless browser and thought "whew, I'm glad that work is finished, never to be touched again!" But if it's a choice between _me_ (a) remembering every 3 months (b) then opening Chrome, authenticating, recalling the 18 clicks to get to the right settings screen, copy-pasting the 3 text fields, hitting submit, then logging out, or puppeteer doing that, there's absolutely no contest which of those is the better use of the company's series-A --- Separately, I'm not sure where this falls on the HN etiquette guide, but the word is "scraper", because a "scrapper" is someone who collects and recycles metal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrapper https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrapper It's just a pet peeve of mine