Lua scripts in HAProxy - help!
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I'm attempting to install Authelia, hopefully leave ADFS behind, but it requires a few of Lua scripts which I found already but I keep getting a notice they aren't there.
I don't know if Im putting in the wrong names or if I actually have to put the config the will call them:
lua-load <path>, or if it there is really missing one like it says in the warning.But, errors appears as soon as I add scripts despite not having adding any config in the global or frontend sections, it suggests pfSense's implementation of HAProxy calls them automatically, and very confusing/contradictory.
When I'm snooping around dev circles, Python, Perl, Ruby, Java (
)… are names I see thrown around more often, all the Cs with older bigger systems, but Lua…nope, only next to HAProxy. I don't suppose it really comes with pfSense as that other docu says, does it??I took a few screenshots of the errors:
Is the JSON Lua library in pfSense for real?
Thanks
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Did you ever get authelia to work with pfsense/haproxy? I'm looking into it now, and I'm finding the documentation to be sparse
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@lgwapnitsky No, I moved to a dedicated host for HAProxy and just about to deploy I realized it doesn't have that robust of support for directory accounts. I use Active Directory.
Also, since I asked pfSense 2.5 is came out and it's got a ton of new stuff: it now has the current (or very close to current) HAProxy, supports TLS1.3. I'll try again and come back if I'm successful, good luck to you too! :)
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