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Richard EldermanSidekick

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Creating IAM Users in scheduled flow in custom application leads to not_authorized_usr_admin error

Hi Mark,Sorry for the confusion. My question was not about the term TCP, but about the content of the bug, since last night it seemed that you said it was normal for the pooluser to need a user listed in IAM, and this morning you seem to state that this is not intended behavior and that the pool user should NOT need a user listed in IAM to have permission to create IAM users.. So I was not sure what the actual bug is in this matter.. I created a ticket in TCP as well

4 months ago

Richard EldermanSidekick

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Creating IAM Users in scheduled flow in custom application leads to not_authorized_usr_admin error

Hi Mark,You are right that having the pool user in IAM, with user admin rights, does the trick, and that this is by far the quickest way to make things work… However it seems to be no option for us (I will double check if it is indeed)Regarding the TCP: I'm not sure if I get what you mean.. your reason for the TCP sounds like that it should not be needed to list the pool user in the IAM Users table to make the pool user have rights to create IAM Users, however last night you said that it is needed for any user, including the pool user, to have IAM User Admin rights before being able to do that.. Can you clarify this a bit?

4 months ago

Richard EldermanSidekick

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Creating IAM Users in scheduled flow in custom application leads to not_authorized_usr_admin error

Hi Mark,This solution is unfortunately not working for us, since we don't want to have the pool user as an IAM user for security reasons.Right now we are thinking about a dedicated IAM user, and using that user in a database connector action in a process flow to insert/update Users in IAM. Does this seem to be a good idea?Moreover, we also like to insert/update/delete user group assignments for IAM users, and add tags to IAM users as well. Does the pool user have rights for these actions, or should we use a dedicated IAM User for this as well?

4 months ago

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Arie VSuperhero

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OAuth login connector - oauthredirecturi Extended property not working?

Hi @Vincent Doppenberg @Arie V asked me to doublecheck the CIDR blocks as configured in the KnownNetworks list. I can confirm that they are the correct ones. Each CIDR block corresponds to the IPv4 CIDR block belonging to a subnet in which the load balancer is configured (two subnets in total)

1 year ago

Richard EldermanSidekick

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DNS resolving for two universals on the same server

@Dick van den Brink The setup with two application pools each containing an indicium application and both using the same indicium source code is indeed only one of the attempts of interpreting 'single indicium with multiple universals’ as @Vincent Doppenberg states would work out. From your comment it turns out that this is not a good idea, although at first sight things seem to work fine.. What we actually like to implement, as @Arie V states, is a single application pool which contains a single 'indicium’ application. This application pool should be used by two different IIS Websites, each using its own universal. However I keep getting stuck on the creation of an application, since I need to provide a website at that point. Therefore, we thought it would be a good idea to attach the application pool to the 'Default Web Site’, and from there link the two universal websites to that website. However I cannot really find a good source on how to do this via Powershell commands.So in shor

1 year ago

Richard EldermanSidekick

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DNS resolving for two universals on the same server

@Vincent Doppenberg we used the New-IISSite command to create a new website. We did not yet use parameters.xml in the setup: it is planned to do this refactoring once everything works. After this I'll inform you about how this worked out :)Currently we are attempting to make things work in the TEST environment, with two universals and one indicium. We managed to make it work by configuring one iis website for each DNS, each website having an own universal, and each having a dedicated application pool in which one indicium application runs, which both have the same indicium source code. I am not sure if this is what you meant by "one indicium with multiple universals”. An alternative would be to configure both universal's serviceUrl to the same url, in which case we have one iis site with an application and one without an application. However then we have that one website sort of redirects to the other website. Moreover I think that the /indicium path will not work in that setup for th

1 year ago

Richard EldermanSidekick

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DNS resolving for two universals on the same server

@Anne Buit @Vincent Doppenberg thanks for your answers. The issue is indeed solved by running the powershell scripts that generate websites, application pools, and apps in a 64bit powershell version. Nice to see that, after all, the configuration for a two-universals-website setup is not very difficult. :)

1 year ago

Richard EldermanSidekick

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DNS resolving for two universals on the same server

Hi Vincent, Thanks for your answer. I was indeed slightly off with my way of thinking. However, some questions arise from your answer.As you might know we host our software on AWS, with Universal+Indicium on Elastic Beanstalk. The configuration as you describe in your answer must be set up via the application deployment package logic/functionality of AWS Elastic Beanstalk. According to https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/developer/multi-app-support-with-custom-domains-for-net-and-aws-elastic-beanstalk/ this is quite difficult, or at least not the standard way of deploying IIS sites/apps on Elastic Beanstalk.Could you please provide us with an example how to setup the configuration you describe on Elastic Beanstalk?Did you also test that the functionality you will deliver next friday is tested in an/our AWS setup with multiple universals?Moreover there seems to be a contradiction between your answer here and the answer you gave under the linked Idea. In the answer here you state that we need '

1 year ago

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