An implementation of authorization and authentication based on OpenIdDict and custom UI written in Elm.

AuthServer is meant to provide a web user interface for adding users, clients and custom scopes to provide authorization and authentication for any app, api or other client.

There are a few things you need to configure before running:

Inside the docker folder copy the db.env file to secret.db.env and set your credentials inside

In docker/secret.db.env

• MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=[YOUR_DB_ROOT_PASSWORD]
• MYSQL_USER=[YOUR_DB_USER]
• MYSQL_PASSWORD=[YOUR_DB_USER_PASSWORD]

Inside the docker folder copy the web.env file to secret.web.env and set your credentials inside

In docker/secret.web.env:

• ASPNETCORE_Kestrel__Certificates__Default__Password=[your pfx password]
• AuthServerAdministrator=[YOUR_ADMIN_USER]
• AuthServerAdministratorPassword=[YOUR_ADMIN_PASSWORD]
• AuthServerSigningCertificatePath=/https/SigningCertificate.pfx
• AuthServerSigningCertificatePassword=[YOUR SIGNING CERTIFICATE PASSWORD]

Inside the docker folder copy the duck.env file to secret.duck.env and set your credentials inside

In docker/secret.duck.env:

• # DuckDNS
• SUBDOMAINS=SUBDOMAINS=<subdomains>
• TOKEN=<token>
• TZ=<timezone>

Inside the docker/nginx folder copy the nginx.conf file to secret.nginx.conf. Then you can store your secret domains and certificates if needed without commiting it to the repository. The basic file will work whn following the example setup.

This will add the administrator to the database, and you can use that as login to add other users, clients and resources.

If you already have other certificates or you are in you production environment you might want to use a different certificate location like:

volumes:
   - "${HOME}/.aspnet/https:/https"

To start the app run docker-compose up