zerrtech / openid-connect

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OpenID-Connect

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An OpenID-Connect image build directory that links to the "official" PostgreSQL image container.

This repository is a Docker image build directory maintained by R.K. Owen, Ph.D. [email protected]

It's assumed you have some passing knowledge of Docker containers and how to use them. If not then browse http://docs.docker.com/ and try them out for yourself.

Also it's assumed some knowledge of the PostgreSQL relational database and its tools.

The PostgreSQL-xxx images rely on the "official" PostgreSQL Docker image, which can be downloaded to your local set of images with:

	docker pull postgres:9.3.4

PostgreSQL-prep

You will need to run the postgres-prep docker image to create a user and database. View that image's documentation for details.

Once the PostgreSQL image and preparation are complete then an OpenID Connect container can be started pointing the localhost port 4180 to port 80 (http) of the container. Use can use whatever localhost port you want.

docker run --name openid-connect                                        \
        --link pgsql-server:pgsql                                       \
        --detach=true                                                   \
        --publish=4080:80                                               \
        openid-connect:1.0

The server is accessible at http://localhost:4180 and here are a coupld of ways to test it out with the testclient entry:

curl    -u testclient:testpass                                          \
        http://localhost:4180/token.php                                 \
        --data 'grant_type=client_credentials'

And you should see something like:

{"access_token":"50702f4122909a6a2d4769d7b5cc1987e939605d","expires_in":3600,"token_type":"Bearer","scope":null}

Go to Brent Shaffer's step-by-step walkthrough on his PHP version of the OpenID Connect 1.0 server

http://bshaffer.github.io/oauth2-server-php-docs/cookbook/