I am trying to install vanilla versions of Ranger KMS along with Ranger Admin (which I had previously installed). Ranger KMS compiled tar was unzipped, modified the Install.properties file to modify certain values. Was able to start the KMS service as well.
But When I tried to login into Ranger Admin using "keyadmin" which seems like default credentials for the Ranger KMS, it says username or password is invalid.
I can see that in HDP cluster, there is ranger-kms-properties which contains REPOSITORY_CONFIG_USERNAME which points to keyadmin.
Here in compiled version of binary, I dont see any such property or file where I can define. How does Ranger Admin recognize that the Ranger KMS is installed and plugin is enabled?
I populated the Install.properties file with the respective values but looks like I might be missing many of those properties.
I have created rangerkms/_host#REALM.COM principal and corresponding keytab and placed it on Ranger KMS server / Ranger Admin server.( both are same in my case)
KMS service seems to have started fine but I could see that the respository that I intended to use, is not created and hence i could see some errors related to that. I am unable to login into Ranger Admin using keyadmin user and password
And I dont see the KMS service enabled on the ranger admin UI where I could create this service.
We are using Apache Ranger 2.1.0. Is there a way to disable the Ranger Admin Audit logs from the Database via configuration?
I am using Kong.yml file with DB less mode for configuring Kong gateway
I have configured ldap-auth plugin for all the services.
We need to authenticate user based on attribute sAMAccountName, so i need to modify kong/plugins/ldap-auth/access.lua file to support attributes
Where can i find below file in docker to modify
kong/plugins/ldap-auth/access.lua
Referred below link
github.com/Kong/kong/pull/5149/commits/d5752f71ff2c7a38b642bebab55f26eb73e286f9
I did setup jenkins with LDAP and i'm able to login. But when i stop the LDAP server I'm unable to login to jenkins using jenkin's local user account. Also always editing the config.xml is not a good idea to change security settings. Please help me.
What Ive done in a previous role - is a copy of Jenkins config that allows admin & a selection of other users access when LDAP is down.
When LDAP is down , I switch manually
mv config.xml config.ldap.xml
mv config.internal.xml config.xml
Restart Jenkins ( https://stackoverflow.com/a/8077830/1935094 )
The config.internal.xml was setup before I configured LDAP. You could also backup your config.xml , configure Jenkins for internal user access , copy that off and copy back in your LDAP configured config.xml.
Anyway - the idea is that you can still get in , run jobs etc until LDAP is back.
Ive had thoughts about automating it , if LDAP is detected as down ( you could run a lookup periodically , then switch if need be...
As of now, local user login is not possible when LDAP enabled. Jenkins internal user database is automatically disabled when you activate LDAP authentication.
Few Jenkins JIRA to get more details on this.
JENKINS-3404
JENKINS-29162
There is no other way except editing ~.jenkins/config.xml.
Better option is to migrate(LDAP user) to Jenkins own user database.
FOR FUTURE:
- Add a secondary LDAP server on Jenkins host.
- Remember to check "Ignore if unavailable" on the first LDAP.
More info
I am new to Jenkins. While I am trying to install Jenkins in Linux in my laptop and deployed the jenkins.war in apache server and tried to start jenkins using homepage using url https://localhost:8080/jenkins , but it's asking for username and password, I have given admin and system generated password on apache server and all other admin/ admin also but nothing working.
Can anyone tell me the default username and password for Jenkins?
Check the content of /var/lib/jenkins/secrets/initialAdminPassword.
If jenkins home is different then /secrets/initialAdminPassword.