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This is more of a feature request. Add support to reach the internet (github) through a webproxy.
This is probably already works with the use of HTTP/S_PROXY envvars, but only if you are using PAT for authentication, not for deployment keys.
If your gonna use deployment keys behind a proxy, ssh needs to know how to tunnel the connection. With the use of socat and proxycommand for your ~/.ssh/config, this can be achieved with the following:
host github.com
hostname ssh.github.com
port 443
proxycommand socat - PROXY:your.proxy.ip:%h:%p,proxyport=3128,proxyauth=user:pwd
To do this today with flux2, we have to create our own custom image with socat installed and this config as a configmap + config in the targeted deployment to map the config. This makes it hard to manage and upgrade flux2
Expected behavior
A flag in the installation process to specify your proxy-needs and socat or another similar tool to handle SOCKS in the targeted containers
Below please provide the output of the following commands:
flux --version flux version 0.8.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
This is more of a feature request. Add support to reach the internet (github) through a webproxy.
This is probably already works with the use of HTTP/S_PROXY envvars, but only if you are using PAT for authentication, not for deployment keys.
If your gonna use deployment keys behind a proxy, ssh needs to know how to tunnel the connection. With the use of
socat
andproxycommand
for your ~/.ssh/config, this can be achieved with the following:To do this today with flux2, we have to create our own custom image with socat installed and this config as a configmap + config in the targeted deployment to map the config. This makes it hard to manage and upgrade flux2
Expected behavior
A flag in the installation process to specify your proxy-needs and
socat
or another similar tool to handle SOCKS in the targeted containersBelow please provide the output of the following commands:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: