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The current documentation makes it pretty difficult to understand and follow how to use the OneLogin SAML authentication provider. After a few hours of debugging and digging I discovered you need to specify authorizationProviders in order for any pages to be made private.
NOTE: The current AuthorizationProviders only require auth for browser requests, so scripts using the API may not require authorization. YMMV, be careful.
This is the configuration I ended up with which successfully uses OneLogin's SAML authentication mechanism:
The current documentation makes it pretty difficult to understand and follow how to use the OneLogin SAML authentication provider. After a few hours of debugging and digging I discovered you need to specify
authorizationProviders
in order for any pages to be made private.NOTE: The current AuthorizationProviders only require auth for browser requests, so scripts using the API may not require authorization. YMMV, be careful.
This is the configuration I ended up with which successfully uses OneLogin's SAML authentication mechanism:
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