It is possible to create a quick login for your helpdesk via Facebook To do so, you need to follow these steps:
Visit [https://developers.facebook.com/apps/] and click on "Add a new App"
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After that enter the app settings
| alt: | Create App |
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Navigate to "Settings" and fill in this infromation
| alt: | App Settings |
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Navigate to app review and Check "Make [appname] public?"
| alt: | App Review |
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Navigate to "Admin -> Security -> Third Party Applications" and enter the App ID and the App Secret. You can find this Key in the Dashbard of your Facebok app
| alt: | Zammad Configuration |
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Now you can link accounts via "Avatar -> Profil -> Link Accounts" or login via Zammad login page.
It is possible to create a quick login for your helpdesk via GitHub. To activate the quick login you need to enable OAuth for GitHub.
Visit https://www.github.com/settings/applications/new and enter the app settings. As callback URL enter "https://zammad_host/auth/github/callback" where zammad_host has to be replaced with your Zammad FQDN
| alt: | Register OAuth app on www.github.com |
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Enter the "APP ID" and the "APP SECRET" from the GitHub OAUTH Applications Dashboard
| alt: | GitHub config in Zammad admin interface |
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After you configured the GitHub credentials and activated the login method, you should see a new icon on the login page.
| alt: | GitHub logo on login page |
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If you click on the icon you will be redirected to GitHub and see something similar to this:
| alt: | GitHub oauth page |
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When you grant the access you will be redirected to your Zammad instance and logged in as a customer.
Now you can link accounts via "Avatar -> Profil -> Link Accounts" or login via Zammad login page.
It is possible to create a quick login for your helpdesk via Gitlab. To activate the quick login you need to enable OAuth for Gitlab.
To register an app in Gitlab open your profile and select applications.
As callback URL enter "https://zammad_host/auth/gitlab/callback" where zammad_host has to be replaced with your Zammad FQDN
| alt: | Register OAuth app on gitlab instance |
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At the moment we need the "api" scope. This is caused due a bug in Gitlab: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/33022
Enter the "APP ID" and the "APP SECRET" from the Gitlab OAUTH Applications Dashboard. .. image:: images/zammad_connect_gitlab_thirdparty_zammad.png :alt: Gitlab config in Zammad admin interface
After you configured the Gitlab credentials and activated the login method, you should see a new icon on the login page.
| alt: | Gitlab logo on login page |
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If you click on the icon you will be redirected to Gitlab and see something similar to this:
| alt: | Gitlab oauth page |
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When you grant the access you will be redirected to your Zammad instance and logged in as a customer.
Now you can link accounts via "Avatar -> Profil -> Link Accounts" or login via Zammad login page.
Visit https://console.cloud.google.com/projectcreate and create an project
Go to https://console.developers.google.com. Select Credentials from the menu and then Create Credentials
Create an OAUTH Client ID
In Zammad, 2.0.x, the configuration should look like:
Authorized JavaScript origins https://zammad_host/
Authorized redirect URIs https://zammad_host/auth/google_oauth2/callback
zammad_host has to be replaced with your Zammad FQDN
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Navigate to "Admin -> Security -> Third Party Applications" -> Google and enter the OAUTH Keys (Client ID & Client's Secret)
| alt: | Zammad |
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Now you can link accounts via "Avatar -> Profil -> Link Accounts" or login via Zammad login page.
It is possible to create a quick login for your helpdesk via Twitter To do so, you need to follow these steps:
Go to https://dev.twitter.com/apps and login with your account.
| alt: | inital page |
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Click on "Create App"
| alt: | new app page |
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Enter app settings. As "Callback URL" you need to enter "https://zammad_host/api/v1/external_credentials/twitter/callback"
After the app has been created, update the application icon and organization attributes.
| alt: | set permissions to receive and send direct messages |
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Next we need to set _read, write and access direct messages permissions_ for the app.
| alt: | click on Keys & Access Token, note them |
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Go to "Keys and Access Token" tab and note the "Consumer Key" and "Consumer Secret".
Go to "Admin -> Security -> Twitter -> Third Party Applications -> Twitter Section"
| alt: | Admin -> Security -> Third Party Applications |
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Fill in the "Twitter Key" and the "Twitter Secret" and click the "Submit" button.
Now you can link accounts via "Avatar -> Profil -> Link Accounts" or login via Zammad login page.
It is possible to create a quick login for your helpdesk via Microsoft (also Office 365) To do so, you need to follow these steps:
Go to https://identity.microsoft.com (or https://apps.dev.microsoft.com) and login with your account.
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Click on "Create App"
| alt: | new app page |
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Enter app settings. Then a new plattform and select "web".
| alt: | new plattform |
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| alt: | set callack/redirect url |
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As "Redirect URL" you need to enter "https://yourdomain.zammad.com/auth/microsoft_office365/callback"
After the app has been created, update the application icon and organization attributes.
Click on "Generate New Password" button and note the "Password" and "Application Id".
Go to "Admin -> Security -> Twitter -> Third Party Applications -> Office 365 Section"
| alt: | Admin -> Security -> Third Party Applications |
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Fill in the "APP ID" and the "APP SECRET" and click the "Submit" button.
Now you can link accounts via "Avatar -> Profil -> Link Accounts" or login via Zammad login page.
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