Waymark / Routes / haxall.io Authenticate to a Haxall server's Haystack HTTP API using the SCRAM handshake
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Steps Send a hello message identifying the user to start the authentication exchange; the server responds with which mechanisms it supports for that user Select SCRAM with SHA-256 (the mandatory baseline mechanism) and complete the challenge/response exchange defined by RFC 5802 On success, the server's final response is HTTP 200 with an Authentication-Info header containing an authToken Send that authToken as the bearer credential in the Authorization header on every subsequent Haystack op call (e.g. POST /haystack/about) Call the close op when finished to invalidate the session and its bearer token Known gotchas A failed auth exchange returns 403 Forbidden partway through, not a generic 401 The authToken is only valid for that session - it does not survive a server restart and must be re-acquired on reconnect Hand-rolling the SCRAM exchange from scratch is error-prone; prefer an existing Haystack client library where available
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