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Even though enableCpLoginButtons is set to true in the config (and that works when the system if ON), they disappear if the system is OFF.
Imho they should still be there as users with Access the site when the system is off or Access the control panel when the system is offline might be using SSO only.
Currently, such users can't access the control panel or website at all during maintenance as they have no way to log in.
They would have to access the https://domain/sso/login/request/uuid?RelayState=https://domain/admin/dashboard SSO Login URL manually.
System info:
Craft Pro 4.3.5
SAML Service Provider 4.0.4
Thanks
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I agree. The reason why this is happening is due to this: #42
I spent some time trying to get to the bottom of this issue but had no luck. There seems to be some low level issue that is making offline mode skip over the routing that we've put in place.
However, you can still use the IdP login action url, ie /sso/login/request/<IdP-UID> (which is the same as the url suggested to overwrite the loginPath when configuring SAML for the frontend).
Hi,
Even though
enableCpLoginButtons
is set totrue
in the config (and that works when the system if ON), they disappear if the system is OFF.Imho they should still be there as users with
Access the site when the system is off
orAccess the control panel when the system is offline
might be using SSO only.Currently, such users can't access the control panel or website at all during maintenance as they have no way to log in.
They would have to access the
https://domain/sso/login/request/uuid?RelayState=https://domain/admin/dashboard
SSO Login URL manually.System info:
Craft Pro 4.3.5
SAML Service Provider 4.0.4
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: