Adapt jwt retrieval for alyvix check #1
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Since NetEye 4.38, the login procedure has been adapted to support also the single sign-on.
Unfortunately, this would mean that the current procedure to retrieve the JWT token, used by the Alyvix check, would stop working after the migration to the single sign-on identity and access management solution is completed.
Luckily, we can adapt the retrieval mechanism to use basic auth, an option that will make the retrieval of the JWT token working across all stages of the migration to the single sign-on solution and so across all NetEye versions.