OIDC Button ?

[girish]

@Neiluj these are published now.

[Neiluj]

Thanks @girish @vladimir.d - However this does not seem to be working on my instance, even with the latest package.

I am on Cloudron v8.3.1 and WordPress (Developer) 6.7.2
Is there anything to do config wise to get this enabled?

In testing this, I have notice that any change to the Cloudron Name on the Branding page trigger a re-configuration as well as a restart of the app.
Log shows:

Apr 03 13:20:23 Success: Value passed for 'openid_connect_generic_settings' option is unchanged.

despite changing the Cloudron Name.

Any hints?

Many thanks,

[joseph]

@Neiluj can you run env | grep CLOUDRON_OIDC_PROVIDER_NAME in Web Terminal of the app ? It should print the Cloudron name .

[Neiluj]

Thanks @joseph - This command returns correctly the Cloudron name set in the branding page.

[joseph]

@Neiluj I managed to reproduce it. For older installs, the plugin is not updated. Until we fix the package, you can do this: open a webterminal for the app and run wp plugin install --force /app/pkg/cloudron-sso.zip .

[Neiluj]

Can confirm - it all works after the manual install of the plugin.
Many thanks @joseph

[Neiluj]

Do you know if there a way to have OIDC login as the only way to login into the dashboard?

[Neiluj]

A quick addition to this, the tiniest of the things and absolutely not a showstopper, but maybe worth mentioning:
the OIDC button is not centered on the login page.

At the moment, provided that the cloudron name is a bit of a long string, this jumps on the page, as not aligned with the rest of the elements on the page. Please see here:

Maybe it is by design, but also maybe not

[joseph]

Teh package uses this https://github.com/oidc-wp/openid-connect-generic , maybe worth reporting upstream

[Neiluj]

@joseph Thanks for this - I though initially that this was a "Cloudron" plugin.