This moves a lot of machinery for commands into a context.Context with other struct values. This allows for PreRunE's to reliably load the configuration and avoids use of global vars.
This adds a GLAuth LDAP implementation which purely adds sane defaults for GLAuth. There are no functional differences just when the implementation option is set to 'glauth' sane defaults which should be sufficient for most use cases are set. See the documentation at https://www.authelia.com/r/ldap#defaults for more details.
This adds a lldap LDAP implementation which purely adds sane defaults for lldap. There are no functional differences just when the implementation option is set to 'lldap' sane defaults which should be sufficient for most use cases are set. See the documentation at https://www.authelia.com/r/ldap#defaults for more details.
This adds a FreeIPA LDAP implementation which purely adds sane defaults for FreeIPA. There are no functional differences just when the implementation option is set to 'freeipa' sane defaults which should be sufficient for most use cases are set. See the documentation at https://www.authelia.com/r/ldap#defaults for more details.
Closes#2177, Closes#2161
This adds experimental file filters which are not guaranteed under our stability policies. These filters take effect after reading the files and before parsing their content.
The groups filter narrowing for Active Directory to purposefully exclude distribution groups (which are not designed to act as security groups) unintentionally removed DLSG's from the filter results. This effectively reverts that allowing both DLSG's and GUSG's to be returned by default.
Fixes#4551, Fixes#4528
This fixes an issue where certificate_chain values can't be defined as secrets. While not expressly needed for certificates, it's more convenient and less prone to error than defining a environment variable with the contents.
This improves all random character generator command usages to be nearly identical and reuse a large block of code. It also improves several functions to give more options when randomly generating outputs.
This adds multiple consent modes to OpenID Connect clients. Specifically it allows configuration of a new consent mode called implicit which never asks for user consent.
James Elliott
Austin Alvarado
boomam
Jonas Lewin
Jacob Gee-Clarke
matvey00z
Paul Ohl