Hi, I'm trying to implement supertokens with out l...
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a
Hi, I'm trying to implement supertokens with out ldap and AD servers. From my understanding I need to implement a custom provider. I'm just not sure from the example code given how that works? How do we get the client id and client secret?
r
hey @arwenxs currently, we only support single tenant AD. If that's your use case, the client ID and secret is something that AD gives you. If you want multi tenant AD, you will need to wait for a few weeks for the multi tenancy feature/
a
Yes the use case is single tenant AD. Could you kindly point me to an example implementation of an onsite active directory deployment integrated with supertokens?
not tested, so might need to be checked.
a
Thank you, I'll testit out and let you know how it goes.
Hi again, from the example given I noticed that it's using Azure AD or another cloud based authentication service. My specific use case requires the use of our in-house AD server which does not provide endpoints to satisfy the accessTokenAPIURL, accessTokenAPIParams and authorisationRedirectURL parameters.
Would really appreciate your guidance on wether this is possible with supertokens and if so, if there are any examples that would assist
r
does the inhouse AD require SAML?
a
Yes, that's my understanding.
r
right. So then you should checkout our SAML integration guide. Not custom OAuth provider guide
a
Thanks, looking into it
Hi again, another question. Is there any way of passing the credentials to a third party provider without redirecting to sign in?
r
What do you mean?
a
Adding a third party custom provider redirects to that providers login screen. Is there a way to sign in without redirecting? SInce we're working on a mobile app we'd like to avoid the redirection
r
I don’t think so. You need to enter the credentials in the third party provider’s UI
a
OK, thanks
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