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Now it is possible to specify the x-webauth-user: user1 header and the user will be created.
I would also like to be able to place a user in the desired teams based on his group membership.
Groups can be passed in the x-webauth-teams header: moira_team1, moira_team2 - upon receiving such a header, the user will immediately be assigned to teams team1 and team2 - as an example.
For OIDC, groups are usually transmitted in the standard scope: groups , the data can be easily retrieved by an authorization proxy and inserted into the x-webauth-teams/x-webauth-groups header
For flexibility, it is proposed to make a configurable mapping of groups from the header to command identifiers, as an example:
Now it is possible to specify the x-webauth-user: user1 header and the user will be created.
I would also like to be able to place a user in the desired teams based on his group membership.
Groups can be passed in the x-webauth-teams header: moira_team1, moira_team2 - upon receiving such a header, the user will immediately be assigned to teams team1 and team2 - as an example.
For OIDC, groups are usually transmitted in the standard scope: groups , the data can be easily retrieved by an authorization proxy and inserted into the x-webauth-teams/x-webauth-groups header
For flexibility, it is proposed to make a configurable mapping of groups from the header to command identifiers, as an example:
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