Closed andrew-mantha-rcgt closed 3 months ago
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This issue has been reported for our instance of Weblate too. See https://community.metabrainz.org/t/logout-in-weblate-not-working/711433?u=yvanzo
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Describe the issue
When there is no anonymous access and the only sign in provider is a single SSO, Weblate helpfully redirects users to the SSO Login Portal. Assuming their SSO Login creds are still cached, the login will succeed and the user is redirected back at Weblate.
This is helpful when opening the first page, but not helpful when a user attempts to log out. They cannot easily end the session, as the logout page will redirect the user back into the SSO provider, which will log them back in.
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Steps to reproduce the behavior
Expected behavior
User lands on a page that tells them they've successfully logged out. They are not automatically logged back in.
This allows a user to specifically end their session and reduce exposure to things like Session hijacking attacks.
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How do you run Weblate?
Docker container
Weblate versions
Weblate deploy checks
Additional context
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