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I am currently developing my own client application using this golang sdk. After successfully enrolling an identity and creating a ziti.Context with the identity JSON, I encountered a challenge.
While I am able to retrieve the list of services using ztx.GetServices(), the service details only include the config IDs(like the image below). However, I need to access the full intercept configuration.
Based on the OpenZiti documentation, I see that the Management API can be used to retrieve config content. However, my application is designed to function similarly to the desktop-edge-win role, meaning I can only utilize the Client API.
Could you please advise if there is a way to retrieve the intercept configs directly via the Client API? Or is there another recommended approach for achieving this in a client-side application?
Thank you for your guidance!
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Hi @Alonza0314. FYI, the official support forum for questions like this is over at https://openziti.discourse.group. it's better suited to provide support than a GitHub issue. Would you please continue any conversation there if needed? We get numerous GitHub notifications and we miss issues routinely, but we very rarely miss posts to the support forum. (And you can auth with GitHub)
When you request services, you should specify what config types you want to retrieve. The easiest solution is to use "all". You can change this to whichever config types you want though.
Hi Ziti Team,
I am currently developing my own client application using this golang sdk. After successfully enrolling an identity and creating a
ziti.Context
with the identity JSON, I encountered a challenge.While I am able to retrieve the list of services using
ztx.GetServices()
, the service details only include the config IDs(like the image below). However, I need to access the full intercept configuration.Based on the OpenZiti documentation, I see that the Management API can be used to retrieve config content. However, my application is designed to function similarly to the desktop-edge-win role, meaning I can only utilize the Client API.
Could you please advise if there is a way to retrieve the intercept configs directly via the Client API? Or is there another recommended approach for achieving this in a client-side application?
Thank you for your guidance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: