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`rbac_auth.clientside` | Clientside authentication, a chat user will supply StackStorm credentials to err-stackstorm via an authentication page.
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err-stackstorm provides a way to associate the chat service user account with a StackStorm
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username/password or api token.
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This implementation is specific to err-stackstorm. It is achieved by requesting a new
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authentication session with err-stackstorm. A Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) is generated
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for the session and the chat user is invited to follow a URL to the authentication page hosted by
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errbot. For security reasons, the UUID is a one time use and is consumed when the page is
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This implementation is specific to err-stackstorm. It is achieved by requesting a new
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authentication session with err-stackstorm. A Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) is generated
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for the session and the chat user is invited to follow a URL to the authentication page hosted by
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errbot. For security reasons, the UUID is a one time use and is consumed when the page is
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accessed. Any subsequent attempts to access the page will result in an error.
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The login page must be protected by TLS encryption and ideally require an ssl client certificate.
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Getting the correct usernames to fill into `allowusers`/`denyusers` isn't obvious. On a small
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scale it's possibel to use the `!whoami` command to get the correct user account name. For large
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Getting the correct usernames to fill into `allowusers`/`denyusers` isn't obvious. On a small
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scale it's possibel to use the `!whoami` command to get the correct user account name. For large
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installation it'd make more sense to use a pre-defined pattern.
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Errbot matches `username` against the ACL definition. This information isn't found easily in the Slack interface. Use errbot's `!whoami` command to find the value from the `nick` field which can be used with ACL definitions.
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