External Authentication Configuration

server-config.json (OnPremise Only)

To configure remote authentication, you will need to edit the server-config.json file located in /app/webserver folder and add one or more urls that will handle user authentication. The token value is required to authenticate a user and can be passed in the url using {token}.

Visible Redirect

If you need to support only one site for authentication, change the value of auth_urls to the url hosting the authentication code.

 { "Integrify55":{ "service_root":"url to service", "consumer_key":"consumer key", "consumer_secret":"consumer secret", "temp_path": "temp file path", "proxy_port":9000, "auth_urls": "https://myintranet/myauth.ext?token={token}&redirect={redirect}" } }

Note: The user's browser will be redirected to this url. Your authentication service will need to redirect them back. Notice the {redirect} parameter on the url. Integrify will replace this with the current page location.

Silent JSONP Request

If your authentication service will be hosted on a different domain than Integrify, use the JSONP configuration. A callback name will be formatted by Integrify into the required {callback} parameter.

 { "Integrify55":{ .... .... "auth_urls" : { "*":[ { "url":"https://myintranet/myauth.ext?token={token}&callback={callback}", "get_type":"jsonp" } ] }, "proxy_port":9000 } }