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Using Discourse as OIDC provider

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    Hello.

    By looking up of what I thought of was an obvious feature, I came to the conclusion that the OIDC settings in Discourse are only meant to log in with the credentials from another provider. Is that so ? Discourse cannot be an OIDC provider itself ? My plan was to give access to Stirling-PDF that way to a community...

    I also came across of this which seems to handle the issue: https://github.com/Parkour-Vienna/distrust

    Would it be possible to run that in a LAMP by any chance ?

    Thanks !

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      @mononym I assume you don't want Cloudron itself to be the OIDC provider because community members will end up as user accounts in your Cloudron. If so, an idea is to create a "free" cloudron instance separately and make that the OIDC provider. Then, you can connect discourse, stirling to use that as the OIDC provider. Alternately, WordPress also has OIDC plugins.

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        @mononym I assume you don't want Cloudron itself to be the OIDC provider because community members will end up as user accounts in your Cloudron. If so, an idea is to create a "free" cloudron instance separately and make that the OIDC provider. Then, you can connect discourse, stirling to use that as the OIDC provider. Alternately, WordPress also has OIDC plugins.

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        @joseph That could be a solution indeed. Though I would need a new server then. And is it possible to migrate easily the existing Discourse users to become users of the new Cloudron instance ? 🤔

        I also came across this now: https://github.com/consideRatio/discourse-sso-oidc-bridge

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