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--- en:2.0:single_sign_on:oidc_wordpress [2026/09/08 07:49] – [Quick Overview] kainhofer
+++ en:2.0:single_sign_on:oidc_wordpress [2026/09/09 18:12] (current) – kainhofer
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-First, one has to copy over the OpenID endpoint URLs from Admidio's OpenID preferences (each URL has a copy button). You can find them here:
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-The remaining settings in Wordpress are client-specific, so one first needs to setup the OpenID client in Admidio and configure WordPress and Admidio in parallel.
 ==== Setting up the Client (SP) in Admidio ====
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 Return to Admidio's SSO preferences page, go to the "Single-Sign-On Client Administration" (the button right below the endpoint URLs and above the "Save" button), and create a new client.
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+The first step is to copy over the endpoint URLs from Admidio into the WordPress configuration. WordPress does not support automatic discovery, so the individual URLs (hidden by default in a foldable section at the top) must be copied individually:
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+The remaining settings are individual to the WordPress installation:
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