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Hey folks, one of the authors here. The website contains a lot more information than the GitHub page: https://containerssh.io https://containerssh.io If you ha
by janosdebugs 4y ago
Hey folks, one of the authors here. The website contains a lot more information than the GitHub page: https://containerssh.io https://containerssh.io
If you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer.
- gaocegege 4y agoSorry I did not ask you to post the project to HN. I just found it interesting.
- janosdebugs 4y agoOh, no worries, thank you for posting it, we are all very excited it made it on the front page. :) I just wanted to point to the website as it contains a lot more info than the GitHub repository. :)
- e12e 4y agoFrom a quick glance it's unclear if there are any ready-made auth servers for this? Eg, ldap, sso for o365 or Google?
- janosdebugs 4y agoCurrently, there is only the test server that's available. In the next version we will support direct oAuth2 / OIDC integration. It's a little ways out, but testable with Google at the moment. Here's an early demo from when we started working on it: https://youtu.be/SGHee9cV_rA https://youtu.be/SGHee9cV_rA
- judge2020 4y agoSlightly related: Is there a similar ssh auth system for regular openssh? One where no client software is needed and to login you use a browser to authorize the login based on Google/GitHub identity?
- janosdebugs 4y agoYes, there are several PAM integrations, some more rudimentary than others. The most developed seems to be this one [1], but I haven't tested it. However, it only supports the device flow, so it's limited to 50 logins per hour on GitHub. [1] https://github.com/slaclab/pam_oauth2_device https://github.com/slaclab/pam_oauth2_device