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__!!!Important__: Ensure that all {{''__(Required)__''}} fields are properly configured as outlined on this wiki page.\\ |
__!!! Proxy Configuration__: If your server accesses the internet through a proxy, ensure that the __Identity Provider__’s (IdP’s) domains are whitelisted to allow the authentication process.\\ |
__!!! Constraints__:\\ |
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__⚠️ Important__: Ensure that all {{''__(Required❗)__''}} fields are properly configured as outlined on this wiki page.\\ |
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__⚠️ Proxy Configuration__: If your server accesses the internet through a proxy, ensure that the __Identity Provider__’s (IdP’s) domains are whitelisted to allow the authentication process.\\ |
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__⚠️ Constraints__:\\ |
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!!! Quick Start Configuration\\ |
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These are the essential settings you must configure in the CrushOIDC plugin so that it functions properly with an OpenID Connect (OIDC) Identity Provider (IdP). All “Required” items must be set correctly.\\ |
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• Enable Plugin [Link|https://www.crushftp.com/crush11wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushOIDC#section-CrushOIDC-2.2CrushFTPRelatedPluginSettings]\\ |
• OpenID Configuration URL [Link|https://www.crushftp.com/crush11wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushOIDC#section-CrushOIDC-2.1.1OpenIDConfigurationURLRequired]\\ |
• IDP's Redirect URL [Link|https://www.crushftp.com/crush11wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushOIDC#section-CrushOIDC-1.IdentityProviderSIdPGeneralConfiguration]\\ |
• Client ID [Link|https://www.crushftp.com/crush11wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushOIDC#section-CrushOIDC-2.1.2AppRegistrationRelatedInformation]\\ |
• Client Secret [Link|https://www.crushftp.com/crush11wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushOIDC#section-CrushOIDC-2.1.2AppRegistrationRelatedInformation]\\ |
• Authorization URL [Link|https://www.crushftp.com/crush11wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushOIDC#section-CrushOIDC-2.1.3AuthorizationRelatedSettingsRequired]\\ |
• Scope(s) [Link|https://www.crushftp.com/crush11wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushOIDC#section-CrushOIDC-2.1.3AuthorizationRelatedSettingsRequired]\\ |
• Login Button Text [Link|https://www.crushftp.com/crush11wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushOIDC#section-CrushOIDC-2.2.1LoginButtonRequired]\\ |
• Claim as Username [Link|https://www.crushftp.com/crush11wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushOIDC#section-CrushOIDC-2.1.5ClaimAndIdPSessionRelatedConfigs] \\ |
• Username matching [Link|https://www.crushftp.com/crush11wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushOIDC#section-CrushOIDC-2.2.3UsernameMatchingRequired]\\ |
• User Template [Link|https://www.crushftp.com/crush11wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushOIDC#section-CrushOIDC-2.2.5UserTemplatesRequired]\\ |
• Custom VFS [Link|https://www.crushftp.com/crush11wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushOIDC#section-CrushOIDC-2.2.7CustomVFSRequiredUnderSpecificConditions]\\ |
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• __Client ID__\\ |
• __Client Secret__: Authorization Code Flow requires it.\\ |
• __Redirect URL__: The redirect URL is the endpoint in your IdP application where the IdP directs the user after successful authentication. This URL receives the authorization code or access token as part of the authentication process. The redirect URL must target the CrushFTP server and conclude with __/SSO_OIDC/__. Like:\\ |
• __Client ID__(Required❗)\\ |
• __Client Secret__(Required❗): Authorization Code Flow requires it.\\ |
• __Redirect URL__(Required❗): The redirect URL is the endpoint in your IdP application where the IdP directs the user after successful authentication. This URL receives the authorization code or access token as part of the authentication process. The redirect URL must target the CrushFTP server and conclude with __/SSO_OIDC/__. Like:\\ |
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__Common Identity Providers (IdPs):__\\ |
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__!!!See details at__: [Apple Sign In Configuration]\\ |
__⚠️ See details at__: [Apple Sign In Configuration]\\ |
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!2.1.1 OpenID Configuration URL {{''__(Required)__''}}: \\ |
!2.1.1 OpenID Configuration URL {{''__(Required❗)__''}}: \\ |
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• Authorization endpoint {{''__(Required)__''}}\\ |
• Authorization endpoint {{''__(Required❗)__''}}\\ |
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!2.1.2 App registration related informations:\\ |
!2.1.2 App registration related information:\\ |
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!2.1.3 Authorization related settings {{''__(Required)__''}}:\\ |
!2.1.3 Authorization related settings {{''__(Required❗)__''}}:\\ |
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• {oidc_redirect_url}: An autogenerated URL by CrushFTP, composed of the initial host and port, followed by __/SSO_IDC/__. This URL is used to redirect the user after successful authentication. __!!! It must exactly match the redirect URL registered and configured in the IdP.__\\ |
• {oidc_redirect_url}: An autogenerated URL by CrushFTP, composed of the initial host and port, followed by __/SSO_IDC/__. This URL is used to redirect the user after successful authentication. __⚠️ It must exactly match the redirect URL registered and configured in the IdP.__\\ |
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__Verify ID Token:__ The Authorization Code Flow uses the code value returned by the IdP to obtain the ID token. Although this step is not mandatory in the OpenID protocol, you can enable an additional verification of the returned ID token by selecting this checkbox. __!!!__ This feature works only if the OpenID configuration includes the "__jwks_uri__" endpoint. __It provides an extra layer of validation for the ID token.__\\ |
__Verify ID Token:__ The Authorization Code Flow uses the code value returned by the IdP to obtain the ID token. Although this step is not mandatory in the OpenID protocol, you can enable an additional verification of the returned ID token by selecting this checkbox. ⚠️ This feature works only if the OpenID configuration includes the "__jwks_uri__" endpoint. __It provides an extra layer of validation for the ID token.__\\ |
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__Check User Endpoint URL?__: This option enables CrushFTP to retrieve additional information about the user from the IdP via the "__user_info__" endpoint URL. __!!!__ This feature only works if the OpenID configuration includes a "userinfo_endpoint" URL or if you manually specify it in the "__User Endpoint URL__" input field. \\ |
__Check User Endpoint URL?__: This option enables CrushFTP to retrieve additional information about the user from the IdP via the "__user_info__" endpoint URL. ⚠️ This feature only works if the OpenID configuration includes a "userinfo_endpoint" URL or if you manually specify it in the "__User Endpoint URL__" input field. \\ |
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__Special Case for Microsoft Azure AD:__ When using __Microsoft Azure AD__ as the Identity Provider (IdP), a specific user endpoint is required to retrieve group information for the authenticated user:\\ |
⚠️ __Special Case for Microsoft Azure AD:__ When using __Microsoft Azure AD__ as the Identity Provider (IdP), a specific user endpoint is required to retrieve group information for the authenticated user:\\ |
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!2.1.6 Claim and IdP session related configs:\\ |
!2.1.5 Claim and IdP session related configs:\\ |
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__Claim as Username__ {{''__(Required)__''}}: Specify the name of the claim within the IdP's response that should be used as the __username for the CrushFTP session__. |
!2.1.5.1 Claim as Username {{''__(Required❗)__''}}:\\ |
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__!!!__ If this claim is not present or its value is missing in the IdP's response (either within the ID Token or retrieved from the user endpoint), __the authentication will fail due to a missing username__.\\ |
Specify the name of the claim within the IdP's response that should be used as the __username for the CrushFTP session__. |
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__❗__ If this claim is not present or its value is missing in the IdP's response (either within the ID Token or retrieved from the user endpoint), __the authentication will fail due to a missing username__.\\ |
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__End Session URL__: This URL is called at __the end of the CrushFTP session__ to terminate the user's session. You can use the "end_session_endpoint" provided in the OpenID configuration data by referencing it as the variable __{end_session_endpoint}__, or you can specify the URL manually.\\ |
!2.1.5.2 End Session URL\\ |
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This URL is called at __the end of the CrushFTP session__ to terminate the user's session. You can use the "end_session_endpoint" provided in the OpenID configuration data by referencing it as the variable __{end_session_endpoint}__, or you can specify the URL manually.\\ |
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Examples:\\ |
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The placeholders like {id_token} and {oidc_client_id} are variables CrushFTP substitutes at runtime when the user logs out.\\ |
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Microsoft Azure AD/B2C: {end_session_endpoint}?id_token_hint={id_token}&post_logout_redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2FyourCrushFTP.example.com%2F |
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Okta: {end_session_endpoint}?id_token_hint={id_token}&post_logout_redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2FyourCrushFTP.example.com%2F |
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Auth0: {end_session_endpoint}?federated&client_id={oidc_client_id}&returnTo=https%3A%2F%2FyourCrushFTP.example.com%2F |
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For all providers, you must configure the logout redirect URI (post-logout / returnTo) in the IdP’s application settings. If it is not explicitly allowed there, the logout call will be rejected or will not redirect properly back to CrushFTP.\\ |
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__WebInterface Logout Customizations:__\\ |
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When using the OIDC plugin, CrushFTP can pass the OIDC provider’s end-of-session URL to the OIDC provider during logout. This ensures that not only does the CrushFTP session end, but also the user’s session at the external IDP.\\ |
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Configure one of the following WebInterface Customizations ([UserManager WebInterface|UserManagerWebInterface]) in the user template by using __Import settings from CrushFTP user__ [Link|https://www.crushftp.com/crush11wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushOIDC#section-CrushOIDC-2.2.5UserTemplatesRequired]:\\ |
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[UserManagerWebInterface/oidc_end_session_pop_up_url.png]\\ |
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When the user logs out of the CrushFTP WebInterface, CrushFTP opens the IdP’s end session endpoint in a popup window.\\ |
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2. Redirect to this location after logout\\ |
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[UserManagerWebInterface/oidc_end_session_redirect_url.png]\\ |
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Instead of (or in addition to) a popup, the user is redirected to the IdP’s end session URL after logging out.\\ |
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__Enable__: Activate the plugin. {{''__(Required)__''}}\\ |
__Enable__: Activate the plugin. {{''__(Required❗)__''}}\\ |
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!2.2.1 Login Button {{''__(Required)__''}}:\\ |
!2.2.1 Login Button {{''__(Required❗)__''}}:\\ |
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!2.2.2 Username matching {{''__(Required)__''}}:\\ |
!2.2.2 Key Mapping in CrushFTP (IDP → User Keys):\\ |
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[CrushOIDC/oidc_key_mappings.png]\\ |
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The Key Mapping feature in CrushFTP allows attributes received from an external Identity Provider (IDP) to be mapped directly into CrushFTP’s internal user properties.\\ |
• IDP Key: This is the attribute name coming from the Identity Provider (e.g., phone, email, displayName).\\ |
• CrushFTP Key: This is the corresponding property in the CrushFTP user account where the IDP value will be stored.\\ |
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When a user authenticates through the OIDC plugin, CrushFTP receives attribute data from the IDP. Using the key mapping configuration, CrushFTP will copy the IDP attribute value into the designated user property.\\ |
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!2.2.3 Username matching {{''__(Required❗)__''}}:\\ |
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!2.2.5 User Templates {{''__(Required)__''}}:\\ |
!2.2.5 User Templates {{''__(Required❗)__''}}:\\ |
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__Template Username__: The signed-in user inherits both the settings and the VFS items(as Linked [VFS]). __It must have a value!__\\ |
__Import settings from CrushFTP user__: The signed-in user inherits only the settings from the specified user. __It must have a value!__\\ |
__Template Username__: The signed-in user inherits both the settings and the VFS items(as Linked [VFS]). ❗ __You must provide a username that already exists.__\\ |
__Import settings from CrushFTP user__: The signed-in user inherits only the settings from the specified user. ❗__You must provide a username that already exists.__\\ |
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__!!! Important__: If roles are configured and the IdP's user does not match any of the predefined roles, the authentication will be rejected due to the absence of matching roles.\\ |
__⚠️ Important__: If roles are configured and the IdP's user does not match any of the predefined roles, the authentication will be rejected due to the absence of matching roles.\\ |
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__!!! Important__: Template user must exist in the [User Manager], otherwise, it will have no effect.\\ |
__⚠️ Important__: Template user must exist in the [User Manager], otherwise, the setting will not take effect.\\ |
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!2.2.7 Custom VFS {{''__(Required Under Specific Conditions)__''}}: |
!2.2.7 Custom VFS {{''__(Required Under Specific Conditions❗)__''}}: |
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__!!! Important:__ If the CrushOIDC user has no assigned VFS, __authentication will be rejected due to the absence of an assigned [VFS]__. CrushOIDC user can inherit VFS configuration from:\\ |
__❗Important:__ If the CrushOIDC user has no assigned VFS, __authentication will be rejected due to the absence of an assigned [VFS]__. CrushOIDC user can inherit VFS configuration from:\\ |
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__!!! It requires the scope__:\\ |
__⚠️ It requires the scope__:\\ |
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__!!! It requires the scope__:\\ |
__⚠️ It requires the scope__:\\ |
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__!!!Note__:\\ |
__⚠️ Note__:\\ |
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__!!!Note__:\\ |
__⚠️ Note__:\\ |