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Hello, Even if in your case I can see the convenience it makes no sense for a app to be able to change the SSO password, it should be your SSO that provides such a feature. |
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Hi Quentin! In fact, we do want to be able to change the password. In our setup, at least for now, we have protected the SOGo web frontend via OpenID, however caldav access is still provided via LDAP, and that uses a different password. The issue here is that for whatever reason, the uid is adding the @company.com, instead of leaving it as just the login name, as excpected. I this behaviour on purpose? |
- Anonymous
