Is it possible to be able to login via SAML or with the local login? Most of our contributors are in our organization and have SAML account but there are a few who are external but still need to be able to login. Is it possible to login both with SAML and with the local login? when ever I visit /wp-login.php it redirect me to the SAML login.
]]>Getting a php error in wp-login.php
PHP message: Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function is_plugin_active() in /var/www/wp-content/plugins/onelogin-saml-sso/php/functions.php:108
I guess it would need function_exists('is_plugin_active'), or hook into admin_init
Hi
WordPress detected an issue in OneLogin SAML SSO Plugin on our site.
Error Details
=============
An error of type E_ERROR was caused in line 98 of the file /app/organics.wholefoods.com/public/wp-content/plugins/onelogin-saml-sso/php/lib/Saml2/Utils.php. Error message: Uncaught Exception: Detected use of DOCTYPE/ENTITY in XML, disabled to prevent XXE/XEE attacks in /app/organics.wholefoods.com/public/wp-content/plugins/onelogin-saml-sso/php/lib/Saml2/Utils.php:98
Stack trace:
#0 /app/organics.wholefoods.com/public/wp-content/plugins/onelogin-saml-sso/php/lib/Saml2/Response.php(101): OneLogin\Saml2\Utils::loadXML()
#1 /app/organics.wholefoods.com/public/wp-content/plugins/onelogin-saml-sso/php/lib/Saml2/Auth.php(234): OneLogin\Saml2\Response->__construct()
#2 /app/organics.wholefoods.com/public/wp-content/plugins/onelogin-saml-sso/php/functions.php(251): OneLogin\Saml2\Auth->processResponse()
#3 /app/organics.wholefoods.com/public/wp-content/plugins/onelogin-saml-sso/php/functions.php(20): saml_acs()
#4 /app/organics.wholefoods.com/public/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(308): saml_checker()
#5 /app/organics.wholefoods.com/public/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(332): WP_Hook->apply_filters()
#6 /app/organics.wholefoods.com/public/wp-includes/plugin.php(517): WP_Hook->do_action()
#7 /app/organics.wholefoods.com/public/wp-settings.php(617): do_action()
#8 /app/organics.wholefoods.com/public/wp-config-prod.php(133): require_once(‘…’)
#9 /app/organics.wholefoods.com/public/wp-load.php(50): require_once(‘…’)
#10 /app/organics.wholefoods.com/public/wp-login.php(12): require(‘…’)
#11 {main}
? thrown
Additional information:
WordPress version 6.1
Active theme: Good Organics Refresh (version 1.0.0)
Current plugin: OneLogin SAML SSO (version 3.4.0)
PHP version 8.1.2-1ubuntu2.11
There were no updates for over a year. Has the development been closed?
]]>Hi, this is a critical security plugin that should afford a greater level of protection for my websites, however the plugin itself is only confirmed as compatible with WordPress up to version 5.9.5 (October 17 2022).
WordPress underwent significant internal changes with the release of version 6 and whilst the plugin appears to be functioning when used with WordPress 6.1.1 the fact that it isn’t confirmed to be compatible is not reassuring for my clients.
Can you release a version that passes compatibility checks please?
I checked another SSO plugin. It need to pay for upgrade and use. Do I need to pay for upgrade or need to pay for use this plugin?
]]>Is there a hook to updated the IDP returned data (e.g. email) before the mapping?
]]>Is there a way to tell OneLogin to ignore json (or rss) feed urls? We have a feed at https://our_site_url/feed/announcements. We set up a page on our intranet to consume that feed and display the results, with links back to the appropriate WordPress page(s). It works fine on our local dev boxes, but on our test server we get CORS errors. (We don’t have OneLogin enabled on our local boxes, we log in via the ?normal flag.)
The CORS error is: ...Response to preflight request doesn't pass access control check: Redirect is not allowed for a preflight request
Looking at the response headers location value, it’s trying to redirect from the login server, which is why we’re getting the CORS error.
Is there a way to tell OneLogin to ignore /feed/*?
]]>Hi there
Looking into onelogin plugin for WP
Can alternative IDP services be used? We are currently heavily integrated with OKTA and would prefer to use this
With the new version WP Migrate Lite 2.3.1 gives the following error:
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OneLogin SAML SSO (version 3.4.0) PHP version 7.3.6RC1 Error Details ================== An error of type E_ERROR occurred on line 108 of the / file home/admin/web/web.es/public_html/wp-content/plugins/onelogin-saml-sso/php/functions.php. Error message: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function is_plugin_active() in /home/admin/web/web.es/public_html/wp-content/plugins/onelogin-saml-sso/php/functions.php:108 Stack trace: #0 /home/admin/web/web.es/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(307): saml_custom_login_footer(”) #1 /home/admin/web/web.es/public_html/ wp-includes/plugin.php(189): WP_Hook->apply_filters(”, Array) #2 /home/admin/web/web.es/public_html/wp-login.php(218): apply_filters(‘login_message’ , ”) #3 /home/admin/web/web.es/public_html/wp-login.php(1371): login_header(‘Login’, ”, Object(WP_Error)) #4 {main} thrown`
———-
It does not happen with the version WP Migrate Lite 2.3.0
]]>Hi,
So here’s my issue … I have Onelogin, setup with the Onelogin plugin in WP, and all looks fine. I added the needed info, added the attributes, and the configuration looks normal. However, when a user clicks on the Onelogin tile, they get redirected to the main page. That if it was existing user.
New users should be created. However, it’s the same issue, goes to the mail page and it doesn’t create users.
The issue start happening a week ago. nothing changed from the IT side. And according to the WP admin side they said they didn’t change anything. Right now they are saying that IT did something and it’s not working now. However, we are sure that the IT side didn’t change anything.
We are running WP 5.9.2
Will be very helpful if I get in touch with someone who really knows the issue. I thought WP.org have support, but I can see they don’t have support like .com
Thank you!
]]>I have few questions
1. One of the changes listed for 3.4.0 is “Support Passive mode and don’t raise error when passive authentication failed”. What does that mean?
2. What is the default session timeout for 3.3.1 and 3.4.0 both?
3. One of our users reported having run into “Updating failed: Cookie check failed” when writing a story, they logged into WP via this plugin few hours (<24) before they got that error. Would that get resolved with 3.4.0?
]]>Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function is_plugin_active() in
home/dummy-url/wp-content/plugins/onelogin-saml-sso/php/functions.php:108 Stack trace: #0
home/dummy-url/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(307): saml_custom_login_footer(”) #1
home/dummy-url/wp-includes/plugin.php(189): WP_Hook->apply_filters(”, Array) #2
home/dummy-url/wp-login.php(218): apply_filters(‘login_message’, ”) #3
home/dummy-url/wp-login.php(1371): login_header(‘Log In’, ”, Object(WP_Error)) #4 {main} thrown in
home/dummy-url/wp-content/plugins/onelogin-saml-sso/php/functions.php on line 108
We’re using an option in the config of php-saml that does not yet have a checkbox in this plugin.
It would be useful to add this checkbox or provide a option to add additional option manually by providing some json that will be merged with the other settings.
Hello.
This morning I made an update from WordPress 5.8 to 5.9 and SAML ADFS login do not work anymore. I can’t get any errors to see where could be a problem. Any help or solution ?
We have enabled the Force SAML login for our website. This appears to have taken the site offline. We are seeking help from WordPress support to disable the forced SAML in order to troubleshoot the error.
Thanks!
]]>Is it compatible with idP v4 ?
we use actually idP V3, with no pb but we wouls upgrade our IdP
Best regards
The knowledge base article has a note at the bottom:
Note: WP Engine and similar WordPress hosts cache plugins and protect the wp-login.php view. Contact your WordPress host to disable the cache for this SAML plugin and to also allow external HTTP POSTs to wp-login.php.
We use WP Engine and have discussed this request with their support team. They understood what is meant by unprotecting wp-login.php, however they need more information regarding caching plugins.
Here is the relevent excerpt from our online chat with them:
AGENT (Jon K.): I believe the wp-login.php protection refers to our default login protection that we have enabled on sites and I can disable that, but I’m not seeing specifics listed anywhere for the cache exclusions. We can add cache exclusions for pages, cookies, or URL arguments, but we need to know which ones to exclude – we wouldn’t know off the top what should be excluded to make that particular plugin work with our caching, so it would be best if they could provide you with a list of pages or URLS that should be uncached.
USER: It seems they think you cache plugins themselves?
AGENT (Jon K.): That’s the phrasing they use but that’s not really how our caching works – we cache pages in our varnish cache but not things like plugin files, unless they’re static assets like CSS or JS.
USER: that makes sense.
USER: The plugin is “OneLogin SAML SSO”
USER: I wonder if it operates within it’s own folderAGENT (Jon K.): yep, it looks like wp-content/onelogin-saml-sso for that one, but excluding files or ‘pages’ within that directory wouldn’t be likely to have the desired effect. For instance, /wp-content/plugins/onelogin-saml-sso/onelogin_saml.php is the URL for what looks to be the main PHP file for the plugin, but nobody would be accessing that page directly – it’s more likely there are pages with a certain cookie present or URL structure that the plugin uses that should be excluded from caching, we’d just need to know exactly what those are.
AGENT (Jon K.): As far as the login protection goes, I’ve disabled that setting on the site from here so that shouldn’t be causing any conflicts.
Can you please explain further what they need to change?
]]>Hi.
I am currently working on a project and find this plugin pretty useful. Thank you.
One requirement is that I do not want this plugin to create a user for me when there is no user in WP.
So when WP user not found, an error message will be printed, but I would like to customize this message, or even redirect to a URL.
Therefore, may I suggest to add a filter and an action in the message so that I can customize it myself?
Thank you very much.
]]>We setup the plugin with all the information that was working in another implementation that used an old SAML plugin https://github.com/ktbartholomew/saml-20-single-sign-on
The other side setup with all of our info from the plugin. All the certificates are correct but our side is not signing the messages.
I do not see any other options to enable message signing.
]]>Hi,
We are trying to upgrade our network to use your plugin. When I enable the setting in your plugin that requires users to log in so that they can visit the site, upon logging in they are redirected back to the home page instead of the page they were trying to visit.
We have this plugin live and working on a multisite network, but not yet on a site which requires users to be logged in to view internal pages. That is because it does not yet work in this scenario the way I need it to. For security I do not want to provide a link to my application.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Enable “Require SAML Login”
2. Go to internal page like https://test.wpengine.com/about-us/
This has the following results:
3. Redirect to login.microsoft.com to log in.
4. Redirect to Duo for dual authentication.
5. Redirect to alternate login file in this plugin’s folder (I forget the path right now)
6. Redirect to https://test.wpengine.com/
Expected results:
3. Redirect to login.microsoft.com to log in.
4. Redirect to Duo for dual authentication.
5. Redirect to alternate login file in this plugin’s folder (I forget the path right now)
6. Redirect to https://test.wpengine.com/about-us/
This is a very important feature because the actual website I’m developing is an application that relies on internal page links being emailed to users who just have to click the link, log in, and then perform a simple action to simplify their workflow as much as possible.
]]>Hi Team,
I have installed WordPress and enabled shibboleth plugin and I got metadata file to import it into shibboleth. But I don’t see any option to import metadata into shibboleth configurations in WordPress.
Thanks’.
Viswanath Ganesh
Hi,
First, thank you for all your work on this plugin.
I had the following situation:
I’m using composer to resolve dependencies in many WordPress instances.
To control changes I had a composer.json, using wp-packagist as the mirror to download the code from WordPress.
The problem is that the latest version of this plugin is not tagged.
That is visible in the composer.lock, is pointing to the latest cause this tag doesn’t exist on the svn.
Is pointing to trunk
{
"name": "wpackagist-plugin/onelogin-saml-sso",
"version": "3.3.1",
"source": {
"type": "svn",
"url": "https://plugins.svn.www.ads-software.com/onelogin-saml-sso/",
"reference": "trunk"
},
And an example of a tagged plugin
{
"name": "wpackagist-plugin/plugin-name",
"version": "2.4",
"source": {
"type": "svn",
"url": "https://plugins.svn.www.ads-software.com/PLUGIN-NAME/",
"reference": "tags/2.4"
},When a new version appears, the one used right now would be removed since is not tagged on the svn.
Could you tag 3.3.1?
Thank you!
]]>Hi, my issue is when i have actived plugin wp super cache not forces one login saml. How do i force to one login saml with page cached?
best regards.
]]>Hello,
We are trying to implement SSO for our client who is using MS Azure Active Directory as their IdP. The login appears to work but upon redirection back to the site we are getting the following error message.
“The username could not be retrieved from the IdP and is required”
We suspect we need to do some mapping with the attributes but neither we nor the client knew what format to provide for said mappings.
Do you have any recommendations for how we can identify the correct mappings?
]]>Hello
I found out that after I remove a user from the AD group, the user still persist the previous role on WordPress after login. The user should be assigned to the default role if no AD group is matched.
]]>Hello! Has anybody has the same issue – I have a wp site in a subfolder: such as https://www.topleveldomain.com/wp-site/
the plugin installed, logs in users fine but redirects to https://www.topleveldomain.com/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/
is there something wrong in my settings that i have to fix? or is it an expected behavior? in case anybody had this issue before, please let me know… Thank you!
]]>Hello,
We have various custom user roles that we created for staff vs admins vs clients to log into our multisite WP servers. Our CLIENTS use the regular WP /wp-admin login screen with another 2FA provider as this is easiest for our clients.
Currently, super admins do not use OneLogin… I am trying to change this and have all super admins use OneLogin. I have configured everything such as mappings etc, but the super admins are still able to log in via the regular /wp-admin screen (as well as through the OL screen).
Why can super admins still login through the default WP screen but users created via the OneLogin portal cannot? Should I just change all super admins passwords right in WP to something 100 characters long and super complex?
How can I get the super admin accounts to work in the same way as non-super admins?
]]>The IDP of my implementation sends some additional fields that I would like to map to custom user fields. It’s okay for me to do this in PHP. How can I access all the SSO fields in the user_register hook, so I can map additional fields?
How can I determine if the user has been registered through SAML/SSO or a normal WordPress registration using in the user_register hook in PHP?