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I'm currently using Crossbar , and i want to put my dynamic authentifier and authorizer in a protected realm for security reason . There is an option like : "authenticator-realm : realm " for Authorizer ?

Jean Multigner
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Crossbar doesn't have that feature today, so you need to build a custom solution yourself. Also try reporting a bug on our github as a feature request.

I believe what you are trying to do could be achieved by creating a separate realm in your router configuration and then add configuration for your authenticator in crossbar config.

Your main realm (non-authenticating) could then add another authenticator that verifies some kind of token obtained from the first authenticator.

Obviously that's just an idea, you can probably figure out better solutions.

Omer Akram
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  • Thank you , for your response , i made multiple authorizer for each of my realm. That's better because it divide all the work between multiple process. – Jean Multigner Jun 04 '18 at 15:00