Re: sharing sso between regular mail client and web applications

[Schulz via dovecot]

As far as discussed in this list, the only reasonable way to implement oidc and 
mail is to use roundcube. Thunderbird does not offer OIDC for other providers 
than Microsoft,Google because there is no way to build the needed secrets 
information into Thunderbird clients. Security-wise, email is dead.


Am 18. November 2024 um 09:41 schrieb "Marc via dovecot" mailto:dovecot@dovecot.org?to=%22Marc%20via%20dovecot%22%20%3Cdovecot%40dovecot.org%3E
 >:


> 
> I am testing a bit with sso with keycloak, I was wondering if/how it is 
> possible that your logged in session between eg Thunderbird and dovecot can 
> be used as a single sign on in webapplications. So as long as you have an 
> active session with dovecot you can access all your web applications without 
> the need to login.
> 
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sharing sso between regular mail client and web applications

[Marc via dovecot]

I am testing a bit with sso with keycloak, I was wondering if/how it is 
possible that your logged in session between eg Thunderbird and dovecot can be 
used as a single sign on in webapplications. So as long as you have an active 
session with dovecot you can access all your web applications without the need 
to login.


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