Problem: Test test_websocket_logs_invalid_auth fail on Python 3.12.3 #692
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| It allows the user to control their VM. e.g : stop reboot, view their log, etc… | ||
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| ## Overview |
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| ## Overview | |
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| This protocol ensures secure authentication between a blockchain wallet owner and an aleph.im compute node. | |
| Private key access is typically gated by prompts requiring manual approval for each signing operation. With hardware wallets, users are prompted both by the software on their device and the hardware wallet itself. | |
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not sur I understand the second paragraph. is that a llm suggestion?
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What I mean there is that when using a client (CLI or web) with a blockchain wallet, the user usually has to sign every operation with a prompt.
For example with Metamask:
When the private key is stored in a hardware wallet, it is one prompt on screen plus one on the hardware wallet.
This is very annoying to do for every operation on a CRN (access logs, ...).
I want to explain why this intermediate temporary key pair is created.
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| integrity and authenticity. If validation fails (e.g., expired key or invalid signature), the server returns a 401 | ||
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| Support for the Solana wallet will be added soon. |
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Support for Solana wallets is planned in the near future.
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| It is sent serialized as a hex string. | ||
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| #### Signature | ||
| This payload is serialized, signed, and sent in the `X-SignedOperation` header to ensure the integrity and authenticity |
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| In case of failed auth the server will respond with await `{"status": "failed", "reason": "string describing the reason"})` and close the connexion | ||
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| Note: Authentication via Headers are not used for the websocket transport as it is blocked by some browsers. |
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Only "some" browsers ? Which ones ?
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no idea, not sure it matter
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| Note: Authentication via Headers are not used for the websocket transport as it is blocked by some browsers. |
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no idea, not sure it matter
All python version didn\'t return the same error
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E - {"status": "failed", "reason": "string indices must be integers"}
E + {"status": "failed", "reason": "string indices must be integers, not \'str\'"}
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Solution: Force a error message.
Should also make the message a bit clearer
The custom authentication protocol used to access the operator API (logs, reboot, ... of a VM) was not documented.
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All python version didn't return the same error
E - {"status": "failed", "reason": "string indices must be integers"}
E + {"status": "failed", "reason": "string indices must be integers, not 'str'"}
Solution: Force a error message.
Should also make the message a bit clearer