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Added by JG S. almost 6 years ago
Here's my set up:
My service embeds OpenProject in an Iframe. My service requires users to log in, so it would be best for OpenProject to reuse the session.
But as I understand it, OpenProject still needs to have an account for every user. That's why I set up a custom OpenID connect provider and configured it as follows in OpenProject:
```
openid_connect:
my_provider:
display_name: "Display Name"
scheme: "https"
host: "my_provider_uri"
port: 443
identifier: my_provider_id
secret: my_provider_secret
authorization_endpoint: "/api/v1/oauth/authorize"
token_endpoint: "/api/v1/oauth/token"
userinfo_endpoint: "/api/v1/oauth/userinfo"
```
This already works fine and after going through the OAuth process (granting access), OpenProject creates an user account.
Now I want to share the session of my service with OpenProject, so users never have to go through the OAuth process (but only once for the account creation). Is that possible?
OpenID Connect SSO seems promising, but I wasn't able to set it up with OpenProject. Here's what I did (additional configuration for my_provider):
```
sso: true
discovery: false
issuer: "openproject_uri/login"
client_auth_method: "redirect"
end_session_endpoint: "some_url_being_logged/end_session"
check_session_iframe: "some_url_being_logged/check_session"
redirect_uri: "https://op_nproject_domain/auth/my_provid_r/callback"
```
I checked my web server logs, but the URL configured in end_session_endpoint and check_session_iframe is never accessed.
What's the problem here? Thanks for helping.
Replies (2)
Hi,
I am trying to do something similar. Were you able to get this working ?
I've got as far as getting the login page up in the iframe, but after logging in it doesn't work. I think it's a problem with the cookies.
What I really need is what you described above, where the user logs into my application and our application sets up the openproject session for use form the iframe.
Any solutions for this ?
Hello geometry dash lite,
you can enable SSO in OpenProject, but you are experiencing issues with the configuration. Here are a few points to consider:
a. issuer: The issuer is the URL that identifies the provider. Ensure that the "openproject_uri/login" is the correct URL for the OpenProject login page.
b. end_session_endpoint and check_session_iframe: These endpoints are used for handling session management and logout processes. Make sure that the URLs you have provided are correct and accessible. Check your web server logs to see if there are any errors related to accessing these URLs.
c. redirect_uri: The redirect URI is the URL where the provider should redirect the user after authentication. Make sure that "https://op_nproject_domain/auth/my_provid_r/callback" is the correct URL for OpenProject to receive the authentication response.
d. discovery: Setting this option to "false" disables the automatic discovery of the provider's configuration. If your provider does not support discovery, you need