Accessing a port-forward url via a third party tool like Postman #6341
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It looks like this might be for coder/coder rather than
coder/code-server?
But regardless, I think it should work if you send a token in a
cookie.
https://learning.postman.com/docs/sending-requests/cookies/
It looks like it can even automatically grab the cookies if you
use their Interceptor browser extension.
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Actually since the cookies are HTTP-only I am not sure the browser extension can get them...you might have to copy them manually. |
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Ah nevermind I stand corrected, apparently the cookies for forwarded ports are not HTTP-only. The main session token is though. |
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That worked, thank you! |
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If I have a port forwarded from my workspace that works in the browser: (e.g. https://3000--main--admin-node--bwatanabe.mydomain.com). How do I authenticate to that endpoint using another tool like postman?
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