Confluence
Casdoor can use OIDC protocol as IDP to connect various applications. Here we will use Confluence as an example to show you how to use OIDC to connect to your applications.
The following are some of the names in the configuration:
CASDOOR_HOSTNAME
: Domain name or IP where Casdoor server is deployed.
Confluence_HOSTNAME
: Domain name or IP where Confluence is deployed.
Step1. Deploy Casdoor and Confluence
Firstly, the Casdoor and Confluence should be deployed.
After a successful deployment, you need to ensure:
- Set Confluence URL to
Confluence_HOSTNAME
. - Casdoor can be logged in and used normally.
- You can set CASDOOR_HOSTNAME =
http://localhost:8000
. When deploy Casdoor inprod
mode. See production mode.
Step2. Configure Casdoor application
- Create or use an existing Casdoor application.
- Find a redirect url:
- Add a redirect url:
- Add provider you want and supplement other settings.
Not surprisingly, you can get two values on the application settings page: Client ID
and Client secret
like the picture above, we will use them in the next step.
Open your favorite browser and visit: http://CASDOOR_HOSTNAME
/.well-known/openid-configuration, you will see the OIDC configure of Casdoor.
Step3. Configure Confluence
- You should install a miniOrange app to support OAuth.You can find this app in
- You should config this app
- Set
Selected Application
to Custom OpenId - You can find Client Id and Client Secret in Casdoor application page.
Token server url
: http://CASDOOR_HOSTNAME
/api/login/oauth/access_tokenAuthorization server url
: http://CASDOOR_HOSTNAME
/login/oauth/authorizeUserInfo server url
: http://CASDOOR_HOSTNAME
/api/get-accountScopes
:address phone openid profile offline_access email
- You can configure more complex authorization later, for now check if OpenID actually works.
Log out of Confluence, and test SSO.