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Adam B updated MESOS-3024:
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Description:
If I set `--credentials` on the master, framework and slave authentication are
allowed, but not required. On the other hand, http authentication is now
required for authenticated endpoints (currently only `/shutdown`). That means
that I cannot enable framework or slave authentication without also enabling
http endpoint authentication. This is undesirable.
Framework and slave authentication have separate flags (`\--authenticate` and
`\--authenticate_slaves`) to require authentication for each. It would be great
if there was also such a flag for framework authentication. Or maybe we get rid
of these flags altogether and rely on ACLs to determine which unauthenticated
principals are even allowed to authenticate for each endpoint/action.
was:
If I set `--credentials` on the master, framework and slave authentication are
allowed, but not required. On the other hand, http authentication is now
required for authenticated endpoints (currently only `/shutdown`). That means
that I cannot enable framework or slave authentication without also enabling
http endpoint authentication. This is undesirable.
Framework and slave authentication have separate flags (`--authenticate` and
`--authenticate_slaves`) to require authentication for each. It would be great
if there was also such a flag for framework authentication. Or maybe we get rid
of these flags altogether and rely on ACLs to determine which unauthenticated
principals are even allowed to authenticate for each endpoint/action.
> HTTP endpoint authN is enabled merely by specifying --credentials
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> Key: MESOS-3024
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-3024
> Project: Mesos
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: master, security
> Reporter: Adam B
> Labels: authentication, http, mesosphere
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> If I set `--credentials` on the master, framework and slave authentication
> are allowed, but not required. On the other hand, http authentication is now
> required for authenticated endpoints (currently only `/shutdown`). That means
> that I cannot enable framework or slave authentication without also enabling
> http endpoint authentication. This is undesirable.
> Framework and slave authentication have separate flags (`\--authenticate` and
> `\--authenticate_slaves`) to require authentication for each. It would be
> great if there was also such a flag for framework authentication. Or maybe we
> get rid of these flags altogether and rely on ACLs to determine which
> unauthenticated principals are even allowed to authenticate for each
> endpoint/action.
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