I recently configured GitLab as a OAuth2 client to a Nextcloud Instance. I wanted OAuth2 to be the only way of logging in, and Nextcloud to provide the information needed for one-click user signup (actually, three clicks). This process was not entirely straightforward, especially since I don’t want my buttons to read “OAuth2-Generic”. Changing the name after setting everything up, means changing URLs and in combination with Nextcloud this means recreating your tokens. Long story short: I wrote down how I did it.
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OAuth2 with Nextcloud (Provider) and GitLab (Client)
Posted by Claudius Coenen on October 13th, 2018 | Comments Off on OAuth2 with Nextcloud (Provider) and GitLab (Client)
Filed under Technik | Tags: Admin, HowTo, OpenSource
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