This was not the root cause of Nginx not starting.
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Nginx and wasn't ready yet.
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- Fixes#126
- Generate a single oidc_clients.yaml to define all clients
- `public` property of OIDC clients is now a bool (as it should be), not a string.
- sed pattern changed to allow multiple replacements
Fixes#14
The tests actually showed a flaw in the implementation, we needed
"password" and not "trust" in the auth file.
Also, having the port defined at the same time as enabling listening for
TCP/IP connection made no sense.
I want to show how composable this project is. For example, you could
just use the Authelia module to add SSO to any service, not just those
provided here.
