4 ms·

>Loves Linux but blocks Linux by user agent. Nice. Reminds me of Office 365. If your UA has Windows in it, all of a sudden they offer SSO authentication as if

>Loves Linux but blocks Linux by user agent. Nice. Reminds me of Office 365. If your UA has Windows in it, all of a sudden they offer SSO authentication as if Linux can't be set up for it.

merb 6y ago
?! sso means no relogin between multiple applications/platforms which works since day 1 on mac and linux. what does not work is seamless sso over the os (logon+browser+logged into office 365), but even that works with a good configured kerberos, but it's wonky and not supported. (only hybrid tough)
- fzil 6y ago
  I believe you misread the comment, gp isn't saying that Linux doesn't support SSO but rather MS's website doesn't offer that when accessing from Linux unlike when they are using Windows.
  - merb 6y ago
    which is also not true.