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Slightly bothersome, but you can use gitlab as a SSO provider for mattermost, and gitlab can be easily (free) integrated with LDAP.
by hackersword 7y ago
Slightly bothersome, but you can use gitlab as a SSO provider for mattermost, and gitlab can be easily (free) integrated with LDAP.
- vetinari 7y agoFrom https://docs.mattermost.com/deployment/sso-gitlab.html https://docs.mattermost.com/deployment/sso-gitlab.html > Only the default GitLab SSO is officially supported. “Double SSO”, where GitLab SSO is chained to other SSO solutions, is not supported. It may be possible to connect GitLab SSO with AD, LDAP, SAML, or MFA add-ons in some cases, but because of the special logic required they’re not officially supported and are known not to work on some experiences. If having official AD, LDAP, SAML or MFA support is critical to your enterprise, please consider Mattermost Enterprise Edition as an option.
- tyldum 7y agoOdd statement. Works like a charm for us with AD backed SSO on GitLab.
- ephimetheus 7y agoI believe this is what we use at CERN, and as far as I can tell it works good enough.
- hackersword 7y agoI believe mattermost actually ships w/ gitlab included , or you can host your own seperate/existing gitlab installation. I am using it currently with freeipa with zero issues.