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but (because each jwt is generated with different client_ids) I'm no able to validate the token using knock.
In rails I'm using they own client_id and secret
There is possible to validate from any of the they? (all same domain)
Shall I override the validation method?
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You should be able to do this with a Rails API server and knock if you set the API to use the 'RS256' signing algorithm. Then within the knock config you only need to supply the token audience and the token public key, and aren't dependent on multiple client secrets, since you are now using an asymmetric signing algorithm. #148 shows how can load in the public key in the config file.
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hello I'm using Auth0 and I have 4 clients and a rails api server
I'm creating from each of the clients, they own jwt token. the thing is when I call the rails API I send the jwt
for instance
but (because each jwt is generated with different client_ids) I'm no able to validate the token using knock.
In rails I'm using they own
client_id
andsecret
There is possible to validate from any of the they? (all same domain)
Shall I override the validation method?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: