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Good day, I am trying to figure out the difference between the Ruby uaac and Go uaa when using curl to update OpsMan authentication settings.
Below env vars are used in both cases:
# Env Vars
ENV_NAME=sandbox
opsman_password=$(credhub get -n "/concourse/${ENV_NAME}/opsman_password" -q)
decryption_passphrase=$(credhub get -n "/concourse/${ENV_NAME}/opsman_decryption_passphrase" -q)
unlock_user_password=$(credhub get -n "/concourse/${ENV_NAME}/opsman_unlock_user_password" -q)
payload="{
\"authentication\": {
\"decryption_passphrase\": \"${decryption_passphrase}\",
\"identity_provider\": \"internal\",
\"admin_user_name\": \"admin\",
\"admin_password\": \"${opsman_password}\",
\"admin_password_confirmation\": \"${opsman_password}\"
}
}"
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Good day, I am trying to figure out the difference between the Ruby uaac and Go uaa when using curl to update OpsMan authentication settings.
Below env vars are used in both cases:
This works (Ruby uaac):
I get:
and in the OpsMan access.log:
This does not work (Go uaac):
I get:
and in the OpsMan access.log:
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