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2.1.1 release includes SaslAuthenticationException regression #180
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We're also seeing this using version |
I think this PR will fix this. Can you test with it? #182 |
I'll test it out, but since we aren't using |
Interesting. The configuration is provided with |
I tested the jar from the PR and confirmed it still results in the "Session too short" error after 1 hour with |
I added the fix for I think something similar is happening for default creds. Will try to fix that today. |
I pulled down the code from #183 and tried out the JAR, and unfortunately it still resulted in the same error after an hour. |
Is that with |
It's with |
Okay. Found the issue. It is a documentation problem. Try with the following configurations:
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I have updated docs, and the default chain. Could you try now with mainline? |
With |
The case without |
Thank you for your work on resolving this @sidyag. |
Have published release 2.2.0. It should be available in the next 12-24 hours. |
This issue is now closed. Comments on closed issues are hard for our team to see. |
In #143, I reported an issue in which the first re-authentication failed for the
OAUTHBEARER
mechanism. This issue was resolved in release 2.0.3 for the case whenawsRoleArn
was provided. When I upgraded our apps from 2.0.3 to 2.1.1, I noticed our apps were restarting every hour due to aSaslAuthenticationException: Session too short
error. The difference between the behavior now vs in #143 is that the failure occurs after one hour, not after 15 minutes when the role first expires.I reported this in a comment on a related issue for the case where
awsRoleArn
is not provided, but since that error also occurs in 2.0.3 I've created this as a separate issue.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: