aschild

Sorry for this late response.

I added the line to the authenticator source and now it works.

Thanks

I think the clean way would be to have turnstile only active/checked, when doing a regular login, but not on Oauth2 logins.

For Oauth2 it’s the job of the Oauth2 provider to do these types of checks.

I assume there is no way to have turnstile conditionally only for regular form logins and not for Oauth2?

For our usecase I could probably disable the formlogin soon

Hello Paul,

unfortunally this does not work.

I think the problem is, when we get back from the oauth2 external login page, it should be logged in, but the turnstile plugin has not yet validated on that page

André

Hello Marcus,

we use this pattern: #D #j.#n. #@_{- j.n.} #_EVENTTIMES
This works correctly for day spanning events, like this:
Fr 27.8. – 29.8. Ganzer Tag

For same day start/end times:
So 22.8. – 22.8. 10:00 – 11:00
or
So 29.8. – 29.8. 10:00 – 11:00

In the past, it did not show the end date, when it was same date as the start date

We see the same problem, probably an update broke it

Sorry, found the setting under “Formatting->Calendar->iCal limit”