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When it comes to internal services that don't implement auth or have inadequate auth support, there are several projects out there that act as a reverse proxy a
by Nextgrid 4y ago
When it comes to internal services that don't implement auth or have inadequate auth support, there are several projects out there that act as a reverse proxy and handle auth, only passing requests through once authentication is complete.
You can use this with Home Assistant's local IP auth (that just bypasses auth and assigns everything to a single HA user) so you don't have redundant auth mechanisms.
- dugite-code 4y agoYeah that's basically what the Auth header add-on is used for. It's just a pain for the Android app. I got it working briefly but hit a snag where my yubikey I use for passwordless login couldn't be used as it's using a webview container and you can't easily just use a yubikey in that scenario. If SSO was supported mainline support for that could be added. What I have been meaning to do is have my Auth provider fall back to basic password or something else for HomeAssistant logins, just need to figure out HOW to do that.