Centralized SSO for legacy appliances and custom webservers

“Update check and install plugin leads to an error in my company network ### What happened? Update check and install plugin leads to an error in my company network. Error for Update Check: ``` electron.html:1 Uncaught (in promise) Error: Error invoking remote method 'check-for-updates': FetchError: request to https://update.electronjs.org/logseq/logseq/win32-x64/0.6.1 failed, reason: self signed certificate in certificate chain Promise.then (async) (anonymous) @ settings.cljs:67 Db @ ”

“Ask HN: Running legacy IE/ActiveX clients without local admin rights? We are currently maintaining a very old client-server architecture. The server collects real-time data from a large number of sensors and controllers, transmitting it to a legacy database under continuous, massive load (writes every few seconds). The problem is the client side. It’s ancient, strictly requires Internet Explorer, and heavily relies on ActiveX. If a standard domain user launches the browser, the data fails to loa”

“Multiple servers, one SSO reverse proxy I have a need to secure our various internal services that have website interfaces with SSO. I have set up Keycloak and have configured it and those services that have built-in support for SAML or OpenID. For those that do not support an SSO tech but that do run on Apache or Lighttpd I have added the necessary module to allow those web servers to serve as an SSO reverse proxy of sorts, albeit one per server. This question though is for all of those service”