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Hello,
I have a custom authenticator, that checks for domain wide session cookie from our local legacy system and if the cookie is valid, lets user in.
Now the problem is, that the user cannot logout, since login page automatically checks for the cookie, and I just cant find a spot, where to put a redirect for the legacy service logout page. I know that IdP has a logout methods, but IdP doesnt seem to support a "automatic" cookie check, if the user lands at login page. I realize, that one extra click in case of IdP login is not much work, but the management has different opinion, which I cant change...
I could put the redirect in the logout url request, that is used to logout user from the application, but that just seems like a bad solution. Sice the legacy system is not the only way to get in.
Any nudge in the right direction would be great.
Many thanks in advance.
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Hello,
I have a custom authenticator, that checks for domain wide session cookie from our local legacy system and if the cookie is valid, lets user in.
Now the problem is, that the user cannot logout, since login page automatically checks for the cookie, and I just cant find a spot, where to put a redirect for the legacy service logout page. I know that IdP has a logout methods, but IdP doesnt seem to support a "automatic" cookie check, if the user lands at login page. I realize, that one extra click in case of IdP login is not much work, but the management has different opinion, which I cant change...
I could put the redirect in the logout url request, that is used to logout user from the application, but that just seems like a bad solution. Sice the legacy system is not the only way to get in.
Any nudge in the right direction would be great.
Many thanks in advance.
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