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- How can I bypass login page for Superset when using OAuth2 for . . .
To bypass the Superset login you can extend the AuthOAuthView login method to check if provider is None, and if there’s only one OAuth provider, assign it directly Then you can define a custom security manager that uses this modified AuthOAuthView
- after log in to superset, redirect failed - Stack Overflow
What version of Superset are you using? One possibility if you're using the latest version from Github (it will say version 0 0 0-dev in the Superset UI) is that this could be caused by a change recently merged in that sets SESSION_PROTECTION = "strong"
- python - Superset : Where to force an autologin - Stack Overflow
I am using superset 0 20 4 If I want to add a token to my URL to autologin to a specific user superset
- rest - How to secure Superset login endpoint - Stack Overflow
Recently I integrated superset with my web application so that when an user who is authenticated by my web application can enter superset and view edit create dashboards based on their role just by clicking the link no need to even login For doing this I had to bypass the login for which I referred this article
- flask - Custom login for Apache Superset? - Stack Overflow
1 Clone Superset repository 2 cd superset 3 docker-compose up 4 in another terminal(cd superset superset-frontend) 5 npm run dev-server Superset Supported Authentication Types: Database, Open ID LDAP REMOTE_USER OAUTH The user wants custom login with image captcha So where do I make changes to create a custom login?
- python - Superset iframe login redirect - Stack Overflow
So the redirect from superset welcome to login means superset can not find your session from cookie (your browser may block 3rd party cookie since superset is served as 3rd party) If you're serving superset over HTTP instead of HTTPS, you will need SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE = False in superset_config py as well although it's not recommended to use http only
- Superset individual dashboard permission - Stack Overflow
Dashboard roles - if you enable DASHBOARD_RBAC feature flag in superset_config py then you be able to manage which roles can access the dashboard Having dashboard access implicitly grants read access to the associated datasets, therefore all charts will load their data even if feature flag is turned on and no roles assigned to roles the access will fallback to Dataset permissions
- The default user password (admin admin) dont work when I install . . .
Following the official documentation, I installed Apache Superset via docker on my Windows PC and it worked without any problems But when I installed it on Ubuntu Server 22 04, the default user password (admin admin) don't work and I can't login, and I don't know how to change it via terminal
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