Daniel Neto dneto82

## 99-enable-proton-port-forward-cron.sh
#!/command/with-contenv bash
# shellcheck shell=bash

#
# This is for hotio's qBittorrent docker image, but can be used for other qBittorrent docker images
# by mounting this script to wherever your image expects custom init scripts to be, and changing
# the shebang to the appropriate path for your image
#
# This script adds proton-port-forward-for-qbittorrent.sh to the crontab to run every 15 min on container start
# Make sure proton-port-forward-for-qbittorrent.sh is in the expected location /usr/local/bin

## azure-ad-k8s-idp.md

      
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    The following are steps to set up Azure AD as an Identity Provider for an on-prem Kubernetes cluster.
Starting point:


Azure Subscription
On-prem Kubernetes cluster (in my case RKE2 v1.27.12+rke2r1)

The scenario is pretty straightforward:

I want to connect from my Workstation (Windows/Linux/Mac) to an on-prem Kubernetes cluster and authenticate to is using Azure AD.
	#!/command/with-contenv bash
	# shellcheck shell=bash

	#
	# This is for hotio's qBittorrent docker image, but can be used for other qBittorrent docker images
	# by mounting this script to wherever your image expects custom init scripts to be, and changing
	# the shebang to the appropriate path for your image
	#
	# This script adds proton-port-forward-for-qbittorrent.sh to the crontab to run every 15 min on container start
	# Make sure proton-port-forward-for-qbittorrent.sh is in the expected location /usr/local/bin