elsa-workflows / elsa-studio

A modular, extensible dashboard application framework
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Authorization Issue #142

Open arunr1503 opened 7 months ago

arunr1503 commented 7 months ago

Hi Guys,

In elsa v3 studio how can I change the default password. ?

Is it possible to integrate AD login so it skips the login page. How can I do it.

Would appreciate your help

glime-ai[bot] commented 7 months ago

To change the default password in Elsa Studio, you would typically need to access the configuration settings where the default credentials are set. However, as of my knowledge cutoff date in early 2023, the specific steps to change the default password in Elsa Studio v3 are not explicitly documented in the sources provided. You may need to look into the application's settings or configuration files where the default user credentials are stored and update the password there.

Regarding the integration of Active Directory (AD) login to skip the login page, Elsa Workflow supports authentication and authorization mechanisms that can be customized. To integrate AD login, you would need to configure the authentication services within your .NET application to use Active Directory. This typically involves setting up the necessary middleware in your Startup.cs or Program.cs (for .NET 6 and above) to use AD authentication, such as using the AddAuthentication and AddOpenIdConnect methods with the appropriate AD configuration.

However, since the sources provided do not contain specific instructions for integrating AD login with Elsa Studio v3, you may need to refer to the official Elsa documentation or seek support from the Elsa community for guidance on integrating AD authentication. Additionally, you can check the GitHub issues and discussions for any community-contributed solutions or examples of AD integration.

If you need further assistance with these tasks, I recommend checking the official Elsa documentation, reaching out to the Elsa community on their GitHub repository, or consulting with a developer experienced in .NET authentication mechanisms.

arunr1503 commented 6 months ago

@sfmskywalker, Please advice on this