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I'm beginning to setup OSQA as a proof of concept here at work and would love to be able to give users the opportunity to use the companies SSO service to login. It's not a complex SSO system, clicking an icon would redirect the user to the SSO login page where they would use their credentials, on a success the SSO page should redirect back with email, first name and last name. It sounds quite simple but I can't quite see how to fit it in the current workflow as I am not overly familiar with Django. Searching through the questions here there doesn't seem any concrete answers to anyone having managed to make this work yet. I'm hoping I may have missed something or is this a case of "it would be nice, but too much hassle"? |
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Asked: 01 Nov '11, 08:00
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