Add option to allow unauthenticated access to metrics, and for generic additions to auth #904
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Yes, please lets get this merged, it is a simple and backwards-compatible change that will really help with flexibility. |
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NOTE: This is a resubmission of #849, rebased against current master branch to resolve conflicts. Fixes #850. Credits to @sshipway.
This minor change allows generic control of the auth.conf file, and permitting unauthenticated retrieval of metrics (as is required by our monitoring system)