• In my company environment we’ve experimented with SAMLv2 and direct LDAP authentication, but really wanted a simpler way to log our users in against the enterprise SSO environment, which runs OpenAM. We’d already implemented an app in php that used OpenAM’s “Legacy” RESTful API, but couldn’t find anything that came close among existing WordPress plugins. This plugin answered the need on a couple of levels: (1) it seamlessly integrated the OpenAM REST calls through a WordPress plugin; and (2) both “Legacy” (OpenAM v11 and previous) and “new” APIs are supported. The only issue we’ve had is with the “redirect login to OpenAM” option, which results in user’s getting challenged twice even if they already have a valid OpenAM authentication cookie — and I’m pretty sure that’s the result of something *we* are doing on OpenAM.

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  • Plugin Author victor.ake

    (@victorake)

    Hi Plembo,
    The newest version (development still, but soon to be committed to 1.4) supports to specify the return page after successful login in OpenAM, when redirect to OpenAM has been enabled. In the previous versions the return page was always WP-Login.php, that is why you saw the “double login” page.

    Plugin Author victor.ake

    (@victorake)

    Hi Pembo,
    Plugin V 1.4 has been released. Give it a try, in a safe environment and configure the “Page to go after OpenAM Successful login” to the page in WordPress you want to return after successful login. No more login page again ??

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