You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
In server config, the middlecat url should include an id. This id is obtained after registering at middlecat. User can then add settings on middlecat for access to the server. Such as allowed email addresses / email domains, allowed oauth providers, and allowed clients. This has two functions: (1) protect middlecat from unwanted users, (2) can be used by servers as simple authorization.
Clients can also register. Then need to provide ID and Secret, and if so, they're given separate authorization screen with additional details. This can then be used by clients with a backend (with middlecat-react this can be integrated in the BFF). This has the function of becoming proper oAuth2.0.
This also requires "cat person" rights at middlecat. Should add superuser (via env) who can assign this right.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Implement client/server registration.
In server config, the middlecat url should include an id. This id is obtained after registering at middlecat. User can then add settings on middlecat for access to the server. Such as allowed email addresses / email domains, allowed oauth providers, and allowed clients. This has two functions: (1) protect middlecat from unwanted users, (2) can be used by servers as simple authorization.
Clients can also register. Then need to provide ID and Secret, and if so, they're given separate authorization screen with additional details. This can then be used by clients with a backend (with middlecat-react this can be integrated in the BFF). This has the function of becoming proper oAuth2.0.
This also requires "cat person" rights at middlecat. Should add superuser (via env) who can assign this right.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: