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Missing support for credential_process #1485
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Will take a look @albertomurillo |
I have a patch for this... I am preparing the PR |
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Fixes minio#1485 Signed-off-by: Alberto Murillo <[email protected]>
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Fixes minio#1485 Signed-off-by: Alberto Murillo <[email protected]>
hey @harshavardhana and @albertomurillo, Does this minio library support aws config
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I saw PR #1486, but I don't think this fixes it. Please confirm? I was trying to replicate what is described here with the library |
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minio-go can obtain credentials from a configured aws config file.
This process, however, only looks for static credentials and does not support the credential_process mechanism to execute an external program that obtains the required credentials.
This is useful in environments where federated authentication is in place and long-living credentials are forbidden.
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