Moved auth_verify to server, returning 204 or 401 as per nginx standards #84
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itzg
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And FYI here also about merge conflict. |
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Merge conflicts resolved. |
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With the current proxy mode, saml-auth-proxy cannot be used for only verification purposes.
This change follows the functionality seen on oauth2-proxy, exposing a verify only endpoint which either returns
204 Acceptedor401 Forbidden.This should work for nginx, traefik and Caddy.