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Oauth2/Basic Auth/LDAP... support

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I'm starting to get rid of login screens and using authentik to authenticate at basically every service I'm hosting myself.

Add support for any other authentication method in order to be able to use authentik or other identity providers to log into Unraid.

 

Examples:

*arrs are using basic auth

jellyseer supports LDAP

nextcloud supports oauth2

 

so basically everything on my network supports this by now so the only service I have to login at the moment is unraid. With the future of passkeys and other authentication Unraid should support more possibilities to log in. Of course HTTP Basic Auth might be the best option, since it allows users to still use the login screen and this is way less effort than implementing oauth2 into the root user.

  • 1 year later...

Bumping this, as it's 2025 and this should be standard.

Also bumping this.
For me and others the most simplistic and most securest ways of login methods.

yes agreed... well overdue

  • 1 month later...

I'm setting up an Unraid server for the first time and was surprised to find this isn't an option.

  • 4 weeks later...

Not an answer for replacing Unraid login via an authenticator, however this post came up tops in a search of authelia etc...

A heads up for anyone looking at Authelia: I've just got VoidAuth up and running in Docker, and it's virtually idiot proof in comparison...

I've had Authelia running for a while, but it's not the easiest to setup and configure (and I'm always concerned about fixing it if it goes wrong). Voidauth was mentioned on Lemmy recently and it's taken me about 5mins to get it running from a Docker Compose file; you just need to populate passwords in the compose file and then login with the user / pass from the logs (changing them immediately of course). From there you set all your domains and user access within the VoidAuth webui. The Caddy config for each service is then just a few extra lines as mentioned in the VoidAuth guide. I have a block at the top that I call with every subdomain.

If you're running an Unraid server with a reverse proxy, getting this running is child's play for authentication of services (and hopefully one day, Unraid).

I'm sure someone will make it for the Community Apps soon to save the Compose creation.

Edited by elootos

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