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Hello @jinsley8,

Thanks for reaching out to us.

Could you please confirm if you have logged in to the plugin?
Let me know how you would like to connect so that we can check the issue.

You can reach out to us on our support by clicking on the Need Help icon on the bottom right of the plugin so that we can help you with your query.

Feel free to reach out to us.

Hi There,

Yes, It is possible to auto-login the users accessing the WordPress site in a domain joined machine. This can be done using our Kerberos/NTLM SSO Add-on.

For more details about auto-login you can also check our guide and demo video

It will be great if we can reach out to you on email, this way we will be able to help you better. Could you please send us your query through the “Support/Contact Us” window available in the plugin? You can also reach out to us from the miniOrange contact us

Hello @freelancelab,

Thanks for reaching out to us.
Glad you like the plugin.

We do support translation using the Loco translate plugin texts.
Could you please let me know how you would like to connect so that we can check the issue?

You can reach out to us on our support by clicking on the Need Help icon on the bottom right of the plugin so that we can help you with your query.

Feel free to reach out to us.

Hi @b0u1d3rda5h,

Thanks for reaching out.

With the description you have mentioned, it seems you made the review for the wrong plugin as none of the issues you have pointed out is anyway relatable to our plugin and its functionalties.

Hence, we will sincerely request you to update your review and ratings so the people who actually want to use the plugin are not misguided and can achieve their use case and fulfil the requirements.

Please let us know in case of any questions related to our plugin and its functionalities so we can help you out.

Thanks,
Team miniOrange

Hi,

We came to know that this review is not for our WordPress SAML SSO plugin.
Please add the review at the correct plugin’s support forum.

Thanks!

Hi there,

We would like to help you resolve this issue, but it requires the testing report from the ESET antivirus to figure out the concerned area. We request you to coordinate with us and share a report so that we can quickly move forward towards the solution.

We are also looking forward to contacting the ESET team from our end as well. It might take some time, please cooperate.

Thank you

Hi there,

I hope you are doing well.

I just wanted to follow up on this and check if you can provide us with the requested information so that we can help you in resolving this issue.

We take security-related issues very seriously and thrive to make sure the plugin is free of any such issues.
I will look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks,
miniOrange

Hi there,

Thank you for your feedback.

I want to bring it to your notice that our SAML Single Sign-On plugin is used to authenticate your users into the WordPress site using their IDP credentials.

Can you please confirm which page your antivirus is flagging as dangerous and which plugin are you using when this happens?
If this is happening with our SSO plugin, can you please let us know the version number of the plugin that is currently installed on your site?

It would be great if you could share a report of the issue generated by your antivirus so that we can take a closer look and help you in resolving this issue.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Thanks,
Team miniOrange

Greeting from the miniOrange Team.

The possible reasons for this error are following:-

• You are logged into your browser using some different email address and google is using this user to authenticate. To check if this is not the case.
  Please open a new incognito/private window and login into your WordPress admin dashboard.
  Navigate to the Service provider setup of the miniOrange SAML SSO 2.0 SSO plugin.
  Scroll down and do the test configurations. [ You will need to log into this window using Google’s credentials ]
• Please confirm that you have assigned the SAML app to the “user” using which you’re currently testing the SSO connection. You can follow the steps mentioned below to assign the app to an organization unit or group.

  Navigate to the administration console >> SAML app connected with your WordPress site and click on the User access to select the correct group that can access this app.
  If you have already done this then, sometimes it may take up to 24 hours to reflect the changes.

• Make user that SP intity ID present in “Service Provider Metadata” tab and SP Entity ID in Google SAML app are exactly same.

  You can also check the Audit reports in Google by navigating to “Reporting”>>”Audit”>>”SAML” and check the reason for the error.

Please reach out to us via the Contact Us/Support form provided in the plugin along with the plugin configuration so that we can assist you faster.

Thanks,
Team miniOrange

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by miniOrange.

Greetings from the miniOrange team.

The error message you have highlighted is coming from the “OneLogin SAML SSO” plugin, not “SAML Single Sign On – SAML SSO Login”. It would be great if you can raise a support ticket on “OneLogin SAML SSO” plugin’s support forum regarding this error.

I would also like to let you know that miniOrange “SAML Single Sign On – SAML SSO Login” is also capable on enabling SSO on your WordPress site with OneLogin as your IDP.
If you would like, we can help you in setting up our plugin so that you can enable Onelogin SSO on your WordPress site.
Let us know what works for you.

Thanks,
Team miniOrange`

Hello,

Thanks for your query.

It seems you are using an older version of the plugin which is not compatible with PHP v8.1.2.

You can log into your Xecurify dashboard and navigate to License > Manage License > Releases & Downloads to download the latest version of the plugin.

If you need any help with the update, please reach out to us via the Contact Us/Support form provided in the plugin along with the plugin configuration so that we can assist you faster by providing the latest version of the plugin which is fully compatible with PHP v8.1.2?

Thanks,
Team miniOrange

Hi There,

It seems you were already in communication with one of our engineers, and the issue has now been resolved.

Please contact us if you have any other queries in the future. We are happy to help you.

Regards,
miniOrange Team.

Hello @lukasz-wos,

As we have not received any response from your side, we will be going ahead and marking this thread as resolved.

You can always reach out to us in the future whenever you have any doubts or concerns.
You can also find us under the Support section of the WordPress miniOrange OTP Plugin Details Tab.

We are always here to help you.

Hello @malik15,

As we have not received any response from your side, we will be going ahead and marking this thread as resolved.

You can always reach out to us in the future whenever you have any doubts or concerns.
You can also find us under the Support section of the WordPress miniOrange OTP Plugin Details Tab.

We are always here to help you.

Hello @alexhe,

Thank you for your feedback, it seems like a local issue.

Could you please share your registered email address with miniOrange so that our technical support can connect with you and set up the plugin at the earliest?

You can reach out to us on our support by clicking on the Need Help icon on the bottom right of the plugin so that we can help you with your query.

Feel free to reach out to us.