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0D54z000099QnJmCAKOkta Classic EngineAuthenticationAnswered2023-05-05T17:51:55.000Z2023-05-05T08:47:25.000Z2023-05-05T17:51:55.000Z
  • NiallM.34104 (Atlas Identity)

    I'm guessing that's not Okta that's presenting that error ? So you authenticated OK against Okta, and then your SPA app or rabbitMQ service presented that error ? It looks to me that you are accessing a resource on rabbitMQ and the user you've authenticated with does not have the required privs to access it.

     

    Need more detail to help further

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  • Hello,

     

    In fact, I want to use Okta for authorization and authentication. I create an Authorization Server which will authenticate users.

    From what I've read, the authorization server can have custom scopes and scopes are supposed to be the permissions and what something can do.

    My question is if a scope can be assigned for a specific user or a group can I tell the authorization server to issue me a token for a specific group with that scope and for another group a token without that scope? If it's possible, how do I do it through their api?

     

    Example users bob and foo and scopes dev and admin

    How to configure okta to issue token for bob as dev and foo as admin

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