Sso Provider

[astroroxy]

It would be nice to use blesta for SSO.

 

This way users can have the same login for blesta as they do other modules. In my case, it would be nice to share login for multicraft.

[Michael]

Not sure how you would go about it but it's do-able since another company does it, but I don't think I would use it as it's one more less security.

You could do Multicraft using the Shared Login Blesta provides.

[Paul]

Do you mean a link in Blesta where the client can click and be auto logged into Multicraft? (Like some other modules)

 

I think some providers don't even provide access to the Multicraft panel because Blesta handles most tasks pretty well. This reminds me of CORE-1726 which allows  for a permission based system for module management features.

[astroroxy]

Yes, that first option would work.

 

I was thinking more about shared credential storage. So if a user updates their password in blesta, it would be updated in other modules too.

[Paul]

Yes, that first option would work.

 

I was thinking more about shared credential storage. So if a user updates their password in blesta, it would be updated in other modules too.

 

 

I think some kind of shared login via oauth or something would be preferable where passwords don't matter. Otherwise you run into an issue if someone updates the password outside of Blesta.

[Jonathan]

LDAP support (for staff logins) would be very handy for enterprise-level customers that use systems such as OpenLDAP/AD.

[Michael]

LDAP support (for staff logins) would be very handy for enterprise-level customers that use systems such as OpenLDAP/AD.

 

Eric did one ages ago for LDAP never used it as I never got my head around why you'd need to use it: http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1852-ldap-authentication-plugin/?hl=ldap

[Paul]

LDAP support (for staff logins) would be very handy for enterprise-level customers that use systems such as OpenLDAP/AD.

 

This event should make this possible in the future: CORE-977