Community-edition: Office365 ADFS

[rmtilson]

Steps to reproduce

1. Enter username which Office365 detects ADFS and then redirects to our ADFS Server.

Expected behavior

A secondary Username and Password prompt for me to enter my credentials since I am not on a Windows machine and cannot use single sign on.

Actual behavior

SSO/Passthrough of credentials, which will work if signed into my windows VM when connecting. But on LInux will get invalid credentials when redirected to be authed by our proxy.

ENVIRONMENT

Rambox: v0.5.8

OS: Fedora 25

Arch: x64

[eLvErDe]

+1

I just experienced the same behavior, there's some redirect call to catch in case we're using ADFS proxy for authentication.
I may provide a valid username for testing purpose, drop me a mail if interested.

Regards, Adam.

[saenzramiro]

Thank you @eLvErDe, you can send us the info to rambox[at]protonmail.com

[TheKangaroo]

Are you still working on this? I see the same issue on MacOS

[pszemus]

Still an issue with Rambox 0.6.3
Wavebox has the support for basic-auth: https://github.com/wavebox/waveboxapp/commit/2c2e7170929a9f352333e22bfe6fdf28289da392

[crollcomp]

@pszemus @TheKangaroo

Running MacOS. I added an entry to my hosts file where the IP was the internal IP for my adfs server, and the hostname was the dns entry for the internal adfs server. That did the trick for me.

Should also work for Windows.

edit: btw, for mac the hosts file is at /etc/hosts. using a terminal, sudo nano /etc/hosts and then after you are done editing in nano, CTRL+o to write out the changes, and then CTRL+x to exit nano.

For windows, you need to open notepad, notepad++ or any other text editor as administrator, and the hosts file is C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts