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| en:2.0:single_sign_on:saml_joomla [2026/09/04 18:27] – [Caveats and Things to Consider] kainhofer | en:2.0:single_sign_on:saml_joomla [2026/09/04 18:49] (current) – [Setting up the Client (SP) in Admidio] kainhofer | ||
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| Paste the metadata URL copied from Joomla into the corresponding input field at the top and click "Load Client Metadata" | Paste the metadata URL copied from Joomla into the corresponding input field at the top and click "Load Client Metadata" | ||
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| The only other setting that is relevant for the limited features of the free Joomla plugin is the User ID field. The Joomla plugin insists on matching only E-Mail Addresses, so make sure to select it: | The only other setting that is relevant for the limited features of the free Joomla plugin is the User ID field. The Joomla plugin insists on matching only E-Mail Addresses, so make sure to select it: | ||
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| * The miniOrange Joomla plugin requires the email address to be used as the user ID, so only users with a valid email in Admidio can log in! One also has to make sure the Admidio SAML client is configured to use the email as the user ID. | * The miniOrange Joomla plugin requires the email address to be used as the user ID, so only users with a valid email in Admidio can log in! One also has to make sure the Admidio SAML client is configured to use the email as the user ID. | ||
| + | * The miniOrange SAML plugin for Joomla does not support single-log-out in its free version (and the paid version is several hundreds of Euros for every installation, | ||