Multisite Single Sign On

  • hatirapolat

    (@hatirapolat)


    5 years, 3 months ago

    Hello everyone I have a wordpress multisite installation with subdirectory style it is totally 6 site. and I have 6 domain for each one.
    it’s works fine
    Except that I have to log in to each site (subsite) and I need to share the log in that all sites.
    it was a plug in called “share-login” and it is disabled for securty reason by wordpress
    I find and using already a plugin called “User Session Synchronizer”
    but this plugin reducing site login performance and not working with Safari Browser.
    I am looking more easy solution expect Oauth or SAML Client plugins.
    Becouse all of thats plugins is paid extentions and free versions not support more than 2 domain.
    Actually I am thinking WordPress developpers can Resulation this issue. I was use Magento 10 years ago and it had this feature.

    WordPress introduced domain mapping as a native feature since version 4.5 but no solution. no documents for SSO with multi domain mapping.

    And Maybe WordPress must Change Forum support site. no Advanced search on forum site but there is million post.

    I am getting be crazy. Couse I am searchig a solution since 5 days wihout stopping.

    I need Help. Is there anybody can help me ?

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  • krennih

    (@krennih)

    5 years, 3 months ago

    It was not magento that was able to do so, it were the browsers that did not prevent this that strictly 10 years ago…

    Cross domain cookies are a security issue the way you ask for. Your site would need to access cookies and session data from your browser stored from another domain. Your browser does not know they are a multisite. It sees no connection between them and prevents it. Guess what happens, when e.g. Firefox would start sending your session data stored by facebook.com or gmail.com to evil.hacker.com just because it asks for them 😉

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