Dynamic IP for trusted_ips

[bugy]

I found the problem:
In my conf file i had : "trusted_ips": "*" and when i added the ip of the proxy like "trusted_ips": ["172.17.0.6"] it worked perfectly.

Now my problem is that the ip of the proxy is not static because is inside of a kubernetes pod meaning that each time the pod is reloaded a new static ip is assigned, however i can access the pod using dns "myproxy" like in http://myproxy:5000/endpoint hence i tried "trusted_ips": ["myproxy"] but sadly didn't work

Is there any form for use the proxy auth without set ip? or use the dns ?

Originally posted by @oktorok in #289 (comment)

[bugy]

Hi @oktorok recently I implemented #331, do you think it would work for you?

[Nindaleth]

Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I set up a subnet for both trusted IPs and admin IPs and I can't get it to work. I have the following configured:

{
  "access": {
    "admin_users": ["10.0.0.0/8"],
    "trusted_ips": ["10.0.0.0/8"]
  }
}

I can access the main page and run scripts, but I'm seeing the GitHub icon instead of a gear, the admin page gives 403. This is on a network where everyone is logging in via VPN, the client IP is randomly assigned from a relatively large pool so I can't configure just a few specific addresses. Is this approach unsupported?

[bugy]

admin_users cannot be a subnet. If you want to give admin access to everyone, you can use "admin_users": ["*"]

[Nindaleth]

OK, with the "admin_users": ["*"] I'm all set for my use case. Thanks!