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Allow HTTP-POST for single logout service #82
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That certainly makes sense and I'd be happy to review and accept a Pull Request on this. As the features that I'm working here for the SAML app is mainly influenced by customer demand from Nextcloud GmbH customers this is however not a priority for now. So I won't have time to work on this on my own until this changes. |
Seems like the same issue here. UCS 4.3 + Nextcloud 14.0.6-1 |
Some IdPs send their SLO logout requests via POST. To handle them we need to add an entry in the routing table. Further, we need to hack around the issue, that php-saml only handles GET by copying the request from $_POST to $_GET. This solves nextcloud#82. Signed-off-by: Frieder Schrempf <fr.sc@online.de>
Some IdPs send their SLO logout requests via POST. To handle them we need to add an entry in the routing table. Further, we need to hack around the issue, that php-saml only handles GET by copying the request from $_POST to $_GET. This solves nextcloud#82. Signed-off-by: Frieder Schrempf <fr.sc@online.de>
Some IdPs send their SLO logout requests via POST. To handle them we need to add an entry in the routing table. Further, we need to hack around the issue, that php-saml only handles GET by copying the request from $_POST to $_GET. This solves nextcloud#82. Signed-off-by: Frieder Schrempf <fr.sc@online.de>
Some IdPs send their SLO logout requests via POST. To handle them we need to add an entry in the routing table. Further, we need to hack around the issue, that php-saml only handles GET by copying the request from $_POST to $_GET. This solves nextcloud#82. Signed-off-by: Frieder Schrempf <fr.sc@online.de>
Some IdPs send their SLO logout requests via POST. To handle them we need to add an entry in the routing table. Further, we need to hack around the issue, that php-saml only handles GET by copying the request from $_POST to $_GET. This solves nextcloud#82. Signed-off-by: Frieder Schrempf <fr.sc@online.de>
Some IdPs send their SLO logout requests via POST. To handle them we need to add an entry in the routing table. Further, we need to hack around the issue, that php-saml only handles GET by copying the request from $_POST to $_GET. This solves nextcloud#82. Signed-off-by: Frieder Schrempf <fr.sc@online.de>
Some IdPs send their SLO logout requests via POST. To handle them we need to add an entry in the routing table. Further, we need to hack around the issue, that php-saml only handles GET by copying the request from $_POST to $_GET. This solves nextcloud#82. Signed-off-by: Frieder Schrempf <fr.sc@online.de>
Some IdPs send their SLO logout requests via POST. To handle them we need to add an entry in the routing table. Further, we need to hack around the issue, that php-saml only handles GET by copying the request from $_POST to $_GET. This solves nextcloud#82. Signed-off-by: Frieder Schrempf <fr.sc@online.de>
I have a fix (or maybe better call it a hack) for this issue: fschrempf@c8f6021 It's based on #334 and as soon as it is merged, I will send a PR for this. |
Some IdPs send their SLO logout requests via POST. To handle them we need to add an entry in the routing table. Further, we need to hack around the issue, that php-saml only handles GET by copying the request from $_POST to $_GET. This solves nextcloud#82. Signed-off-by: Frieder Schrempf <frieder.schrempf@online.de>
Some IdPs send their SLO logout requests via POST. To handle them we need to add an entry in the routing table. Further, we need to hack around the issue, that php-saml only handles GET by copying the request from $_POST to $_GET. This solves nextcloud#82. Signed-off-by: Frieder Schrempf <frieder.schrempf@online.de>
Some IdPs send their SLO logout requests via POST. To handle them we need to add an entry in the routing table. Further, we need to hack around the issue, that php-saml only handles GET by copying the request from $_POST to $_GET. This solves nextcloud#82. Signed-off-by: Frieder Schrempf <frieder.schrempf@online.de>
My SAML IDP (Big-IP F5 APM) does only support HTTP-POST for single logout service. However Nextcloud does not accept POST requests to URL /saml/sls. Is it possible to support HTTP-POST requests for SAML single logout service?
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