HTTP 400

[stefanfritsch]

Hi,

I can't connect to my gateone Server running in a docker container. The user only sees "Attempting to connect to the Gate One server...". The logs are as follows:

12/11/2017 5:33:48 PM[I 171211 16:33:48 server:4182] Gate One License: AGPLv3 (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.html)
12/11/2017 5:33:48 PM[I 171211 16:33:48 server:4191] Imported applications: Terminal
12/11/2017 5:33:48 PM[I 171211 16:33:48 server:4343] Version: 1.2.0 (20171125154235)
12/11/2017 5:33:48 PM[I 171211 16:33:48 server:4344] Tornado version 4.5.2
12/11/2017 5:33:48 PM[I 171211 16:33:48 server:4364] Connections to this server will be allowed from the following origins: '*'
12/11/2017 5:33:48 PM[I 171211 16:33:48 server:3681] No authentication method configured. All users will be ANONYMOUS
12/11/2017 5:33:48 PM[I 171211 16:33:48 server:3762] Loaded global plugins: gateone.plugins.editor, gateone.plugins.help
12/11/2017 5:33:48 PM[I 171211 16:33:48 server:4510] Listening on http://*:8701/
12/11/2017 5:33:48 PM[I 171211 16:33:48 server:4563] Process running with pid 1
12/11/2017 5:33:55 PM[I 171211 16:33:55 app_terminal:265] Active Terminal Plugins: bookmarks, convenience, example, html, logging, notice, playback, ssh
12/11/2017 5:33:55 PM[W 171211 16:33:55 web:2063] 400 GET /ws (10.42.208.239) 20.08ms
12/11/2017 5:34:03 PM[I 171211 16:34:03 app_terminal:265] Active Terminal Plugins: bookmarks, convenience, example, html, logging, notice, playback, ssh
12/11/2017 5:34:03 PM[W 171211 16:34:03 web:2063] 400 GET /ws (10.42.208.239) 12.62ms
...

Config Files

The config files are like this:

10server.conf:

// This is Gate One's main settings file.
{
    // "gateone" server-wide settings fall under "*"
    "*": {
        "gateone": { // These settings apply to all of Gate One
            "address": "",
            "ca_certs": null,
            "cache_dir": "/tmp/gateone_cache",
            "certificate": "/etc/gateone/ssl/certificate.pem",
            "cookie_secret": "aLRIGasdfWERAsyskdlfj2TgARJKLanlb",
            "debug": true,
            "disable_ssl": true,
            "embedded": false,
            "enable_unix_socket": false,
            "gid": "0",
            "https_redirect": false,
            "js_init": "",
            "keyfile": "/etc/gateone/ssl/keyfile.pem",
            "locale": "en_US",
            "log_file_max_size": 100000000,
            "log_file_num_backups": 10,
            "log_file_prefix": "/var/log/gateone/gateone.log",
            "log_to_stderr": null,
            "logging": "info",
            "multiprocessing_workers": null,
            "origins": "*",
            "pid_file": "/var/run/gateone.pid",
            "port": 8701,
            "session_dir": "/tmp/gateone",
            "session_timeout": "5d",
            "syslog_facility": "daemon",
            "uid": "0",
            "unix_socket_mode": "0600",
            "unix_socket_path": "/tmp/gateone.sock",
            "url_prefix": "/",
            "user_dir": "/var/lib/gateone/users",
            "user_logs_max_age": "30d"
        }
    }
}

20authentication.conf

// This is Gate One's authentication settings file.
{
    // "gateone" server-wide settings fall under "*"
    "*": {
        "gateone": { // These settings apply to all of Gate One
            "api_timestamp_window": "30s",
            "auth": "none",
            "pam_realm": "gateone.stat-up.com",
            "pam_service": "login",
            "ssl_auth": "none",
            "sso_keytab": null,
            "sso_realm": null,
            "sso_service": "HTTP"
            // "google_oauth": {
            //     "key": "",
            //     "secret": ""
            // }
        }
    }
}

How can I debug something like this?

Thanks, Stefan