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Apparently I wasn't correctly proxying in Apache. After I changed the proxy to be the following, everything worked.
ProxyRequests Off ProxyPreserveHost On ProxyPass /crowd http://localhost:8095/crowd ProxyPassReverse /crowd http://localhost:8095/crowd ProxyPass /stash http://localhost:7990/stash ProxyPassReverse /stash http://localhost:7990/stash
Hi Robert,
I just wanted to confirm. You managed to get SSO working?
Charles
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Hi Robert,
The SSO configuration sometimes is tricky, but there are some key points that I'd suggest you to check, they are the following:
1. Ensure that the URLs being used to access each application and the SSO Domain value stored in Crowd are valid and match the pattern;
2. Ensure that all applications are using the Crowd authenticator at their WEB-INF/classes/seraph-config.xml files;
3. Ensure that the Directories that are assigned to each application in Crowd, If more than one, are in the exact same order;
4. If there are proxy servers being used between Crowd and the applications, make sure to add their IP addresses to theTrusted Proxy Servers list in Crowd.
I hope this information has helped.
Cheers
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Thanks. Here's what I've configured:
All of this was the existing configuration which had the problem described above. So none of this fixed the problem.
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In addition, I'd suggest you specially to check if is correctly informed the application name in the crowd.properties file on your application.
Please check this documentation for more information:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CROWD/Troubleshooting+SSO+with+Crowd
Bernardo
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