Hi, All, We are building a build machine, which is connect the AMD network with a firewall. We need to provide the IP address and port(29418) of coreboot.org to access the git server. It doesn't work yet.
I am wondering if the OpenID needs extra website address and port to check the authorization. Does anybody know that?
Thanks
Zheng
Hi,
Bao, Zheng wrote:
We are building a build machine, which is connect the AMD network with a firewall. We need to provide the IP address and port(29418) of coreboot.org to access the git server. It doesn't work yet.
I am wondering if the OpenID needs extra website address and port to check the authorization. Does anybody know that?
OpenID is completely web-based and only requires outgoing traffic to port 80 on the Gerrit server and your OpenID provider's server.
Git on your system communicates with Gerrit either via an http:// URL that uses port 80 or via an ssh:// URL that uses port 29418.
The Gerrit server communicates directly with your OpenID provider, so you do not have to consider this part in the firewall configuration.
//Peter
Peter Stuge wrote:
The Gerrit server communicates directly with your OpenID provider,
To clarify, this is in addition to you communicating with the Gerrit web interface and you communicating with the OpenID provider's web interface.
so you do not have to consider this part in the firewall configuration.
Access to the OpenID provider's web interface is also needed, because you will log in there when you want to sign in to Gerrit.
//Peter