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It seems actually possible by importing manually the certs in the internal public key PATH via JWT_PUBLIC_KEY_PATH |
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Hi @Homere-AI, good find on To clarify the full picture on external JWKS support:
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Hi @Homere-AI, thanks for the follow-up with the log. The 401 with
PR #3207 fixed the RFC 8414 well-known URL construction for path-based issuers — the URL was being built incorrectly in some cases. If you're on a version before that fix, the RFC 8414 URL might be malformed, causing discovery to fail without properly falling back to OIDC. Recommendations:
Related issues:
Which IdP are you using? If you can share the issuer URL, I can confirm whether the fix in #3207 addresses your specific case. |
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When an MCP client wants to consume a specific MCP virtual serveur though API, the gateway perhaps should be able to verify the signature on an incoming JWT, trust it and verify some claims (AUD, SERVER, etc.). Then a client will be able to generate the JWT on the IDP directly and send it to the GW. It seems that there is a parameter on the GW (SSO_GENERIC_JWKS_URI) but it doesn't seems to sync the keys to validate signature of tokens non generated through the GW.
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