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When I use the configure script and supply a host, auth_jwt_key value, client_id, and client_secret, the client secret would be configured as 0. After doing some debugging it appears the issue is in the LINE calculation during the final for loop. In the openid_connect_configuration.conf file, you have the oidc_pkce_enable parameter declared above the oidc_client_secret parameter. However in the for loop, the oidc_client_secret parameter is called before the oidc_pkce_enable parameter. In that LINE calculation, you perform a grep with A10 and then look for an exisiting hostname. Because the client_secret is after the pkce_enable, when you attempt to setup the pkce_enable, the client_seceret hostname is visible in the A10 grep and uses that line.
It seems a simple fix is to either change the order in the for loop to have the pkce_enable before the client_secret or just move the pkce_enable declaration beneath the client_secret declaration.
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When I use the configure script and supply a host, auth_jwt_key value, client_id, and client_secret, the client secret would be configured as 0. After doing some debugging it appears the issue is in the LINE calculation during the final for loop. In the openid_connect_configuration.conf file, you have the oidc_pkce_enable parameter declared above the oidc_client_secret parameter. However in the for loop, the oidc_client_secret parameter is called before the oidc_pkce_enable parameter. In that LINE calculation, you perform a grep with A10 and then look for an exisiting hostname. Because the client_secret is after the pkce_enable, when you attempt to setup the pkce_enable, the client_seceret hostname is visible in the A10 grep and uses that line.
It seems a simple fix is to either change the order in the for loop to have the pkce_enable before the client_secret or just move the pkce_enable declaration beneath the client_secret declaration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: