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Error: Authentication scheme Bearer is not allowed with HTTP #2477

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mnbf9rca opened this issue Oct 16, 2024 · 0 comments
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Error: Authentication scheme Bearer is not allowed with HTTP #2477

mnbf9rca opened this issue Oct 16, 2024 · 0 comments

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I've implemented a basic HTTPS proxy (following @jongio 's instructions) but i get this error:

[2024-10-16T09:57:46.895Z] <Error>
[2024-10-16T09:57:46.896Z]   <Code>AuthenticationFailed</Code>
[2024-10-16T09:57:46.896Z]   <Message>Server failed to authenticate the request. Make sure the value of the Authorization header is formed correctly including the signature.
[2024-10-16T09:57:46.896Z] RequestId:92851151-f117-42c1-82ec-e2410785896f
[2024-10-16T09:57:46.896Z] Time:2024-10-16T09:57:45.181Z</Message>
[2024-10-16T09:57:46.896Z]   <AuthenticationErrorDetail>Authentication scheme Bearer is not allowed with HTTP.</AuthenticationErrorDetail>
[2024-10-16T09:57:46.896Z] </Error>

I am aware of the updated instructions which recommend to install https on azurite itself, but this doesnt work for me because (for some reason) I can't get Azure Storage Explorer to work with the manually created root certificate (perhaps because of some corporate lockdown, i'm not sure).

Is there a way to override this restriction and tell Azurite to support bearer auth on http?

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