[Feature]: options for add files in /oauth2/static/ about oauth2-proxy HOT 4 OPEN

We had similar requests in the past. This to me sounes like feature creep and we most likely aren't going to support this. Use existing solutions dedicated for providing static files like nginx and setup proper routing for your files.

@JoelSpeed any other opinion on this?

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Furthermore, don't we already have an option that serves static html files anyway?

--custom-templates-dir string path to custom html templates?

anything further than that like images, css and etc. should be provided from somewhere else

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We had similar requests in the past. This to me sounes like feature creep and we most likely aren't going to support this. Use existing solutions dedicated for providing static files like nginx and setup proper routing for your files.

@JoelSpeed any other opinion on this?

for me it would be a gas factory, having to put an nginx server on the front end.
I use a reverse proxy on Synology but impossible to write the conf.
therefore this would amount to putting an nginx container in front of oauth2-proxy just for images and a manifest file.
Hence my feature request :p

it would just be a matter of being able to bind a volume, and its contents appear in a directory /oauth2/static/custom for example

Furthermore, don't we already have an option that serves static html files anyway?

--custom-templates-dir string path to custom html templates?

anything further than that like images, css and etc. should be provided from somewhere else

yes i use it (--custom-templates-dir) to customize the login and error page and it works well, but unfortunately I cannot define manifest or images for certain meta tag which requires a file on the server (base64 does not work)

I tried to put my images and manifest files in the directory (custom-templates-dir), but I can't find a route to access them

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with the customization of templates it seems logical to me to be able to define static files :)

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