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Instead of being able to run administrative commands directly from hydra-host, I want to have an hydra-cli that uses the HTTP REST interface provided hydra-host to manage that stuff. hydra would always require a hydra login command followed by client or user credentials (a valid OAuth2 Token should be issued).
The initial administrative account credentials would be created as followed:
A one time password (OTP) is generated by hydra when a fresh installation is detected.
The OTP is printed to STDOUT
The operator (the user who is installing hydra) runs hydra account create or hydra client create and will be prompted to provide the OTP. If a valid OTP is provided, the operator will be asked for an id and a password and must give confirmation that the account/client to be created is being granted super rights which allow him to do anything anytime anywhere.
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Instead of being able to run administrative commands directly from
hydra-host
, I want to have anhydra
-cli that uses the HTTP REST interface providedhydra-host
to manage that stuff.hydra
would always require ahydra login
command followed by client or user credentials (a valid OAuth2 Token should be issued).The initial administrative account credentials would be created as followed:
hydra account create
orhydra client create
and will be prompted to provide the OTP. If a valid OTP is provided, the operator will be asked for an id and a password and must give confirmation that the account/client to be created is being granted super rights which allow him to do anything anytime anywhere.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: