Fix mediamark Vault secret path and permission group name
The terraform-authentik runner's Vault policy only grants read on kv/data/kubernetes/namespace/+/default/oauth-credentials (literal trailing filename), so the arrstack/default/mediamark-oauth-credentials path 403s at plan time and reddens CI. mediamark deploys in its own `mediamark` namespace (watchstate model), so point the data source at kubernetes/namespace/mediamark/default/oauth-credentials, which the policy covers. Hostnames are unchanged. Rename the permission group to akP-mediamark-user to match the peer tier-suffix convention (akP-watchstate-admin, akP-arrstack-user). The group name is derived from the filename in config/config.hcl, so update the akR-media-adult reference too.
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# Permission group akP-mediamark-user (name = filename). Grants user access to
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# mediamark: bound to the mediamark application, gating the kids-content
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# marking UI.
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application: mediamark
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# Permission group akP-mediamark (name = filename). Grants access to mediamark:
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# bound to the mediamark application, gating the kids-content marking UI.
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application: mediamark
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# OAuth2/OIDC provider + application for mediamark (the Go web UI for marking
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# media as kids content, served at https://mediamark.unkin.net (external
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# hostname) and https://mediamark.k8s.syd1.au.unkin.net (cluster hostname) in
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# the arrstack namespace). An oauth2-proxy in front of the UI performs the OIDC
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# login with a relative redirect, so both hostnames must be registered; access
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# is gated on the user's hierarchical ak_groups claim (akP-mediamark).
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# its own mediamark namespace). An oauth2-proxy in front of the UI performs the
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# OIDC login with a relative redirect, so both hostnames must be registered;
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# access is gated on the user's hierarchical ak_groups claim
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# (akP-mediamark-user).
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# client_secret is read from Vault (seeded out of band), never committed.
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name: mediamark
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authorization_flow: default-provider-authorization-implicit-consent
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@@ -13,7 +14,7 @@ client_id: mediamark
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launch_url: https://mediamark.unkin.net/
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client_secret_vault:
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mount: kv
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path: kubernetes/namespace/arrstack/default/mediamark-oauth-credentials
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path: kubernetes/namespace/mediamark/default/oauth-credentials
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scope_mappings:
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- goauthentik.io/providers/oauth2/scope-openid
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- goauthentik.io/providers/oauth2/scope-email
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# per-service entitlements. Membership propagates child -> parent, so a member
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# appears in both permission groups in the hierarchical `ak_groups` claim and the
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# media proxy routes/authorizes them for fafflix and cheeztv. Adults also curate
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# which titles are kids content, so the role nests akP-mediamark for access to
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# the mediamark UI.
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# which titles are kids content, so the role nests akP-mediamark-user for access
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# to the mediamark UI.
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permissions:
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- akP-media-fafflix
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- akP-media-cheeztv
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- akP-mediamark
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- akP-mediamark-user
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