While it’s nice, lightweight, and simple, it still blows my mind that a security product has no means for logs audit and the logs themselves are very hard to deal with programmatically.
😑
/me looks inside
/me finds >20 sub-crates and all kinds of dependencies including a web server
/me starting to think i'm the weird one for saving my passwords in a text file and almost getting annoyed about having to use cotp
I think you're fundamentally misunderstanding what this project is working to achieve. Why wouldn't a web server be a basic requirement for an identity provider?
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farcaller@fstab.sh · 6 pts · 336d
While it’s nice, lightweight, and simple, it still blows my mind that a security product has no means for logs audit and the logs themselves are very hard to deal with programmatically.
BB_C@programming.dev · 4 pts · 336d
😑
/me looks inside
/me finds >20 sub-crates and all kinds of dependencies including a web server
/me starting to think i'm the weird one for saving my passwords in a text file and almost getting annoyed about having to use
cotpfarcaller@fstab.sh · 9 pts · 336d
Let’s be fair, OAuth is very hard. And requires a web server to make work :-)
This is not a password manager, this is IdP roughly like Authelia, Auth0, etc.
StripedMonkey@lemmy.zip · 4 pts · 335d
I think you're fundamentally misunderstanding what this project is working to achieve. Why wouldn't a web server be a basic requirement for an identity provider?
JadedBlueEyes@programming.dev · 0 pts · 331d
This isn't a password manager. It's an IdP
onlinepersona@programming.dev · 2 pts · 334d
Pull requests welcome