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  2. CWD-1021

SSO will not work if username is in a different directory for each applicaiton

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      hasAccess method in GenericManager evaluates directory of user. This causes SSO to fail for a user that has access to the application but is located in a different directory for each application.

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            [CWD-1021] SSO will not work if username is in a different directory for each applicaiton

            This is actually desired functionality.

            If two users have the same username and are in two separate directories we cannot guarantee that they are the same user, it is very likely that one could be a public user and one a private user.

            Please make sure that you have the directory order the same between your applications in Crowd, this will guarantee that you will get the correct SSO behaviour, since the user (that appears twice) will be found correctly.

            Justin Koke added a comment - This is actually desired functionality. If two users have the same username and are in two separate directories we cannot guarantee that they are the same user, it is very likely that one could be a public user and one a private user. Please make sure that you have the directory order the same between your applications in Crowd, this will guarantee that you will get the correct SSO behaviour, since the user (that appears twice) will be found correctly.

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