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Unable to authenticate with access keys #20015
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Service account keys are working nonetheless. Edit: no they are not. Only old keys are still working. New ones seem to be kaput. |
Please upgrade your setup and let us know |
The service account credentails seem to be working after the upgrade. Access keys are still not recognised. |
I have no idea what you are talking about here. Access keys and service accounts are same. |
if you enable OpenID, then internal IDP users are not available via the Console UI. Closing this issue as non-actionable AFAICS. |
Hi @Hu1buerger , |
@rodion-serhieiev so you are facing a similar issue? |
In our case, if the owner of the access key that does not work will log in to the MinIO console, then his access key will work until the STS token expires. In my case, the issue is not on the MinIO side as marked @harshavardhana, it is working as intended. |
Access keys deployed through the minio dashboard are not recognised.
Expected Behavior
should return all the buckets.
Current Behavior
Possible Solution
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Deploy an authentik container
Deploy a minio container
Set authentik as an OpenID source for minio as described here
Open the minio dashboard.
Click on
Access Keys
.Create an access key.
Context
I am trying to authorise microservices to access data stored in a bucket.
Regression
Your Environment
minio is running in a docker container with 3bad56718cc9
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