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[jira] [Comment Edited] (ROL-2100) secure.login and
schemaenforement.https.urls broken
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David Johnson edited comment on ROL-2100 at 3/18/19 5:30 PM:
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regarding "secure.login," this is only an issue for sites that want to run everything with HTTP, and only the login page with HTTPS. The work-around for this bug is to run your whole site as HTTPS.
Regarding "schemaenforement.https.urls" this is only necessary if you are running on infrastructure without SSL redirection. The work-around is to configure SSL redirection in your infrastructure, e.g. Tomcat, Load Balancer, Kubernetes Ingress, etc.
These features should be removed and the documentation adjuested accordingly.
was (Author: djohnson):
regarding "secure.login," this is only an issue for sites that want to run everything with HTTP, and only the login page with HTTPS. The work-around for this bug is to run your whole site as HTTPS.
Regarding "schemaenforement.https.urls" this is only necessary if you are running on infrastructure without SSL redirection. The work-around is to configure SSL redirection in your infrastructure, e.g. Tomcat, Load Balancer, Kubernetes Ingress, etc.
These features should be removed and the documentation adjuested accordingly.
I think the secure login and schema enforcement
> secure.login and schemaenforement.https.urls broken
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> Key: ROL-2100
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ROL-2100
> Project: Apache Roller
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Authentication, Roles and Access Controls
> Affects Versions: 5.1.2
> Reporter: David Johnson
> Assignee: David Johnson
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 5.2.3
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>
> The two Roller configuration properties mentioned in the summary no longer work in Roller. Apparently they were broken when we upgraded to some newer version of Spring Security.
> The relevant code is in RollerContext. initializeSecurityFeatures().
> As a work-around, one may be able to configure secure login behavior by modifying the Spring Security configuration file (security.xml) directly.
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