Add SSO (OpenID Connect)#241
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The SSO implementation and config file are ready for review. |
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This is now merged in devel. I will take care of the CI issues and do the adjustments needed. Thanks again for your work! |
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This PR adds support for SSO using OpenID Connect
For OpenID Connect it uses the following library (added via composer)
https://github.com/jumbojett/OpenID-Connect-PHP
SSO
The SSO feature was testet againts the following Identity Providers (IdP)
SSO can be configured as super-administrator in the UI or via the app.yaml file
Example Okta
The following settings must be configured:
Example Authentik
The following settings must be configured:
app.yaml