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    • Alex Ellis's avatar
      Enable basic auth for armhf stack · ea40055c
      Alex Ellis authored
      
      - basic auth is now optional for armhf - finishes work of #999
      
      Happy Holidays
      
      Signed-off-by: default avatarAlex Ellis (VMware) <alexellis2@gmail.com>
      ea40055c
    • Richard Gee's avatar
      Consolidate deploy_stack.sh files · a02e2d2a
      Richard Gee authored
      
      Currently there are multiple deploy_stack.sh files and the user has to select the version appropriate to the target architecture so that the correct images are deployed.  Further, the armhf deploy script lacks the basic auth by default scripting that is in the x86_64 version.
      
      This change adds a case/select to deploy_stack.sh that will determine the hardware architecture and select the appropriate docker-compose file.
      
      The deploy_stack.armhf.sh is also changed, rather than deleted, so that existing references are still valid.
      
      Signed-off-by: default avatarRichard Gee <richard@technologee.co.uk>
      a02e2d2a
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    • Alex Ellis (VMware)'s avatar
      Enable hashed passwords with PowerShell · 16943137
      Alex Ellis (VMware) authored
      
      - PR #929 introduced the ability to generate passwords for the
      gateway admin user, this is a good step forwards for Windows
      users. It did introduce an inconsistency in the format that
      passwords are stored by not using a form of hashing. Hashing
      of secrets is used extensively within OpenFaaS/OpenFaaS Cloud
      whether with Swarm or Kubernetes via helm. If there are
      concerns about using a hashed value for a password I would
      suggest raising an issue to track this and have any decision
      we make applied for all users (not just PowerShell users).
      
      As a  compromise I've introduced hashing by default and added
      a new flag called -noHash which can be used to replicate the
      behaviour of the original PR.
      
      After feedback from other contributors I also looked into whether
      the flag syntax could match the existing syntax but left this as
      is. Bash will use --no-auth and PowerShell will use --noAuth.
      
      This was tested on Docker Swarm on Windows.
      
      Signed-off-by: default avatarAlex Ellis (VMware) <alexellis2@gmail.com>
      16943137
    • John McCabe's avatar
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