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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
For instances that only have one provider, requiring the link to be https://jelly.example.com/sso/PROTO/p/[provider name] can get annoying to share, unless you already have it in your clipboard.
Describe the solution you'd like
I Suggest adding a config field for a "default" provider, which would just control a route to /sso or /sso/default (is there even anything at the base /sso route currently?)
Unless/until jellyfin adds a "login mechanisms" API to add buttons to the login screen, this is an easy QoL change for SSO signon
Describe alternatives you've considered
Add a "pick-a-provider" menu to the base route? would require a bit more work than a dumb redirect route though.
Another interesting solution would be to use IAuthenticationProvider like LDAP does, to intercept web login requests for SSO-only users and redirect to the appropriate provider automatically; I think I may look into that later...
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
For instances that only have one provider, requiring the link to be
https://jelly.example.com/sso/PROTO/p/[provider name]
can get annoying to share, unless you already have it in your clipboard.Describe the solution you'd like
I Suggest adding a config field for a "default" provider, which would just control a route to
/sso
or/sso/default
(is there even anything at the base/sso
route currently?)Unless/until jellyfin adds a "login mechanisms" API to add buttons to the login screen, this is an easy QoL change for SSO signon
Describe alternatives you've considered
Add a "pick-a-provider" menu to the base route? would require a bit more work than a dumb redirect route though.
Another interesting solution would be to use
IAuthenticationProvider
like LDAP does, to intercept web login requests for SSO-only users and redirect to the appropriate provider automatically; I think I may look into that later...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: