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#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -ex

CONJUR_IMAGE=registry.tld/conjur-appliance:5.0-stable
TEMP_DIRECTORY="$PWD/mfa-tmp"
mkdir -p $TEMP_DIRECTORY
mkdir -p $TEMP_DIRECTORY/policy
echo 'MyP@ssword1!!!' > "$TEMP_DIRECTORY/admin_password"

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -ex

echo 'MyP@ssword1!!!' > admin_password

git clone git@github.com:conjurinc/appliance.git
pushd appliance
  summon --environment artifactory ./bin/build-appliance-image
popd

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Requirements

In order to run this operator you need to install kopf, requests, and conjur-api which technically requires python3.10. However the PyPI install is broken anyway, so if you download and install the module from source you can change the required version in the setup.cfg file to the python3 version you have. As long as it was compiled with openssl 1.1.1 it should work.

You can install the first two requirements with python3 -m pip install kopf requests and the downloaded/cloned version of conjur-api with python3 -m pip install -e . while in the project directory.

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#### Conjur Service Broker Implementation

require 'conjur-api'

def api(appliance_url)
  Conjur.configure do |config|
    config.account = ENV['CONJUR_ACCOUNT']
    config.appliance_url = appliance_url
    config.ssl_certificate = ConjurClient.ssl_cert

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html_static_path = ['_static']
html_css_files = ['no_boxes.css']

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echo off
if "%1" == "" GOTO fail
python -m pydoc %1 > %1.txt
vim %1.txt
rm %1.txt

goto end
:fail
echo This program requires the name of a module as the argument
:end

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"""
Example of using py_cui to create a simple Command line TODO list in under 150 lines of code

@author:    Jakub Wlodek, Ellis Wright (telday)
@created:   12-Aug-2019
"""

import py_cui
import os

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colorscheme desert
let mapleader="."
nnoremap . <nop>
nnoremap <leader>rc :vsplit $MYVIMRC<cr>
nnoremap <leader>" /(<cr>Na"<esc>/)<cr>s")<esc>
set shortmess=at
set cmdheight=1
inoremap kl <esc>
nnoremap t V>
nnoremap T V<

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data = {}
data["extend"] = function (data, t)
    for n, recipe in ipairs(t) do
        for i, component in ipairs(recipe["ingredients"]) do
            cname = component[1] or component["name"]
            camt = component[2] or component["amount"]
            print('"' .. recipe["name"] .. '","' .. cname .. '",' .. camt)
        end
    end
end