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I would like to use the Remote library to execute remote code. I am running Robot in a container that needs to connect to an external machine to execute some specific tests, and the Remote library seems to be perfect for that. But I need to authenticate my calls, to avoid that anyone on my network can access this machine using this protocol.
One idea I have is to add some authentication headers and process it on the server, but it is for now impossible to do this since we can't add extra headers in the implemented XML-RPC client, and I don't know where I could add the authentication layer.
Does anyone have any idea? Or is it possible to implement a structured authentication layer?
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Hi,
I would like to use the Remote library to execute remote code. I am running Robot in a container that needs to connect to an external machine to execute some specific tests, and the Remote library seems to be perfect for that. But I need to authenticate my calls, to avoid that anyone on my network can access this machine using this protocol.
One idea I have is to add some authentication headers and process it on the server, but it is for now impossible to do this since we can't add extra headers in the implemented XML-RPC client, and I don't know where I could add the authentication layer.
Does anyone have any idea? Or is it possible to implement a structured authentication layer?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: