On 2022-01-07 05:13, HotWheels Spaulding wrote:
guilhem,
my question to you is: id this a user website or a developer website? if
it's a developer website, i completely understand your obscurity. if it's a
user website, the obscurity is a bar to its proper usability.
best,
david
To quote the linked mail that Guilhem sent:
It currently serves only 2 purposes:
password changes, and redirection to/from services to authenticate to.
If you access it directly it shows the password change dialog only
because it has nothing else to show, not because you need to change your
password.
Anyway it's normally not useful to access the authentication portal
directly.
Specifically, it's not supposed to be a "discoverable" website as it's
the authentication portal. You click the login button to whichever
service as you normally would do and then it redirects you. It behaves
much like any other single-sign-on service you may have used at a
university or business.
You can read more about it on the wiki [1], but again, it's not supposed
to be something you spend much time on.
[1] https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Infra/SingleSignOn
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