But after the stack update succeeds we're still able to log in with any user/pass which points to the new configuration not being applied.
The openshift documentation states that "After making changes to an identity provider, you must restart the master services for the changes to take effect".
Initial deployment is done with:
OpenShiftGlob alVariables: master_ identity_ providers: dIdentityProvid er
openshift_
- name: allow_all
login: 'true'
challenge: true
kind: AllowAllPasswor
In a subsequent stack update we set it to htpasswd_auth:
OpenShiftGlob alVariables: master_ identity_ providers: rdIdentityProvi der' master_ htpasswd_ users: jpBOUqeU$ X4jUsMyCHOOp8TF YtPq0v1'
openshift_
- name: 'htpasswd_auth'
login: 'true'
challenge: 'true'
kind: 'HTPasswdPasswo
openshift_
marius: '$apr1$
But after the stack update succeeds we're still able to log in with any user/pass which points to the new configuration not being applied.
The openshift documentation states that "After making changes to an identity provider, you must restart the master services for the changes to take effect".
https:/ /docs.openshift .com/container- platform/ 3.11/install_ config/ configuring_ authentication. html#overview