authentik/helm/passbook/templates/configmap.yaml

apiVersion: v1
kind: ConfigMap
metadata:
  name: {{ include "passbook.fullname" . }}-config
data:
  config.yml: |
    # Env for Docker images
    databases:
      default:
        engine: django.db.backends.postgresql
        name: {{ .Values.postgresql.postgresqlDatabase }}
        user: postgres
        password: {{ .Values.postgresql.postgresqlPassword }}
        host: {{ .Release.Name }}-postgresql
        port: ''
    log:
      level:
        console: WARNING
        file: WARNING
      file: /dev/null
      syslog:
        host: 127.0.0.1
        port: 514
    email:
      host: {{ .Values.config.email.host }}
      port: 25
      user: ''
      password: ''
      use_tls: false
      use_ssl: false
      from: passbook <passbook@domain.tld>
    web:
      listen: 0.0.0.0
      port: 8000
      threads: 30
    debug: false
    secure_proxy_header:
      HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO: https
    rabbitmq: "user:{{ .Values.rabbitmq.rabbitmq.password }}@{{ .Release.Name }}-rabbitmq"
    redis: ":{{ .Values.redis.password }}@{{ .Release.Name }}-redis-master/0"
    # Error reporting, sends stacktrace to sentry.services.beryju.org
    error_report_enabled: {{ .Values.config.error_reporting }}

    {{- if .Values.config.secret_key }}
    secret_key: {{ .Values.config.secret_key }}
    {{- else }}
    secret_key: {{ randAlphaNum 50 }}
    {{- end }}

    primary_domain: {{ .Values.primary_domain }}
    domains:
        {{- range .Values.ingress.hosts }}
        - {{ . | quote }}
        {{- end }}
        - kubernetes-healthcheck-host

    passbook:
      sign_up:
        # Enables signup, created users are stored in internal Database and created in LDAP if ldap.create_users is true
        enabled: true
      password_reset:
        # Enable password reset, passwords are reset in internal Database and in LDAP if ldap.reset_password is true
        enabled: true
        # Verification the user has to provide in order to be able to reset passwords. Can be any combination of `email`, `2fa`, `security_questions`
        verification:
          - email
      # Text used in title, on login page and multiple other places
      branding: passbook
      login:
        # Override URL used for logo
        logo_url: null
        # Override URL used for Background on Login page
        bg_url: null
        # Optionally add a subtext, placed below logo on the login page
        subtext: null
      footer:
        links:
          # Optionally add links to the footer on the login page
          #  - name: test
          #    href: https://test
      # Specify which fields can be used to authenticate. Can be any combination of `username` and `email`
      uid_fields:
        - username
        - email
      session:
        remember_age: 2592000 # 60 * 60 * 24 * 30, one month
    # Provider-specific settings
    ldap:
      # # Completely enable or disable LDAP provider
      # enabled: false
      # # AD Domain, used to generate `userPrincipalName`
      # domain: corp.contoso.com
      # # Base DN in which passbook should look for users
      # base_dn: dn=corp,dn=contoso,dn=com
      # # LDAP field which is used to set the django username
      # username_field: sAMAccountName
      # # LDAP server to connect to, can be set to `<domain_name>`
      # server:
      #   name: corp.contoso.com
      #   use_tls: false
      # # Bind credentials, used for account creation
      # bind:
      #   username: Administraotr@corp.contoso.com
      #   password: VerySecurePassword!
      # Which field from `uid_fields` maps to which LDAP Attribute
      login_field_map:
        username: sAMAccountName
        email: mail # or userPrincipalName
      user_attribute_map:
        active_directory:
          username: "%(sAMAccountName)s"
          email: "%(mail)s"
          name: "%(displayName)"
      # # Create new users in LDAP upon sign-up
      # create_users: true
      # # Reset LDAP password when user reset their password
      # reset_password: true
    oauth_client:
      # List of python packages with sources types to load.
      types:
        - passbook.oauth_client.source_types.discord
        - passbook.oauth_client.source_types.facebook
        - passbook.oauth_client.source_types.github
        - passbook.oauth_client.source_types.google
        - passbook.oauth_client.source_types.reddit
        - passbook.oauth_client.source_types.supervisr
        - passbook.oauth_client.source_types.twitter
        - passbook.oauth_client.source_types.azure_ad
    saml_idp:
      signing: true
      autosubmit: false
      issuer: passbook
      assertion_valid_for: 86400
      # List of python packages with provider types to load.
      types:
        - passbook.saml_idp.processors.generic
        - passbook.saml_idp.processors.salesforce