hello, i have deployed the SKFS in a local ubuntu environment. everything is working fine. But in the code im seeing the server communicated with demo4.strongkey.com for the "/skfs/rest" api calls. how do i deploy the rest api server also in my local environment for fully without internet authentication. is it possible then how
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Hi @Ashfaqur Rahman,
What sample application are you trying to use? All our applications have property files which need to be updated to point to the SKFS to be used. If you can let us know what application you are using, I can guide you to the right property.
Thank you
Pushkar
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Ok the tutorial was mostly designed to teach developers what code needs to be added to convert a NON FIDO application to a FIDO enabled application.
If you do want to use it, then you will have to redo some steps to configure the right FQDN for the SKFS that you have deployed locally.
Step 7 here (https://docs.strongkey.com/index.php/skfs-v3/skfs-developer/skfs-tutorial/skfs-node-js/skfs-prefido-enable)
has variables to be modified to point to the right SKFS.
If you want to see how the application looks before you deploy in your environement, check it out here (https://demo.strongkey.com/fidopolicy/#/registerAndLogin)
Rocky 9 is a better and newer operating system based on RHEL 9, Ashfaq.
Definitely download and install SKFS with it.
It is possible that you may have to configure the EPEL repository to be
able to get the OpenLDAP packages (slapd). Search for "how to add EPEL
repo to Rocky" and you will get many links telling you how to do it.
Once you have EPEL, you can also install OpenLDAP and the installation
will progress smoothly.
On 5/12/24 00:46, Ashfaqur Rahman wrote:
Im currently trying to install on centos 7. Will Rocky Linux 9 do the work?
hello, i have deployed the SKFS in a local ubuntu environment. everything is working fine. But in the code im seeing the server communicated with demo4.strongkey.com for the "/skfs/rest" api calls. how do i deploy the rest api server also in my local environment for fully without internet authentication. is it possible then how
Hi @Ashfaqur Rahman,
What sample application are you trying to use? All our applications have property files which need to be updated to point to the SKFS to be used. If you can let us know what application you are using, I can guide you to the right property.
Thank you
Pushkar
currently im using the web login from fido2tutorial.strongkey.com as the tutorial from Strongkey Fido Server has instructed
Ok the tutorial was mostly designed to teach developers what code needs to be added to convert a NON FIDO application to a FIDO enabled application.
If you do want to use it, then you will have to redo some steps to configure the right FQDN for the SKFS that you have deployed locally.
Step 7 here (https://docs.strongkey.com/index.php/skfs-v3/skfs-developer/skfs-tutorial/skfs-node-js/skfs-prefido-enable)
has variables to be modified to point to the right SKFS.
We would suggest you use one of our other sample applications to test out FIDO operations:
1) Policy demo : https://docs.strongkey.com/index.php/skfs-v3/skfs-developer/sample-applications/strongkey-discover/deploy
If you want to see how the application looks before you deploy in your environement, check it out here (https://demo.strongkey.com/fidopolicy/#/registerAndLogin)
2) Strongkey Discover: https://docs.strongkey.com/index.php/skfs-v3/skfs-developer/sample-applications/strongkey-discover/deploy
If you want to see how the application looks before you deploy in your environement, check it out here (https://demoapps.strongkey.com/discover/)
Hope that helps.
Thank you
Pushkar
HI i have tried intsalling the standalone SKFS but below are the issues im facing
Hi
Are you installing this on a RHEL based OS like RHEL/CentOS/Rocky?
If not would you be able to use Rocky 9 or centos 7 (if you want an older release)
Im currently trying to install on centos 7. Will Rocky Linux 9 do the work?
Rocky 9 is a better and newer operating system based on RHEL 9, Ashfaq.
Definitely download and install SKFS with it.
It is possible that you may have to configure the EPEL repository to be
able to get the OpenLDAP packages (slapd). Search for "how to add EPEL
repo to Rocky" and you will get many links telling you how to do it.
Once you have EPEL, you can also install OpenLDAP and the installation
will progress smoothly.
On 5/12/24 00:46, Ashfaqur Rahman wrote:
Hello i have tried installing on Centos 7 but this is showing
You should do what the error message is suggesting:
systemctl status glassfishd.service
You can also go to the folder where the logfile for Payara (aka
Glassfish) is available:
/usr/local/strongkey/payara5/glassfish/domains/domain1/logs/server.log
Post the error message here that you see in that server.log file
On 5/12/24 01:55, Ashfaqur Rahman wrote:
Solved the issue, i didnt fix the correct FQDN
Glad to hear that.
If you have any other issues, please open a new ticket/issue rather than
continuing within this thread. Thanks.
On 5/12/24 02:07, Ashfaqur Rahman wrote: