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- Explicitly state that in order to use SSO with existing LMS admin users, the newly created superuser in discovery must have the same username and email as the LMS user.
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Muhammad Labeeb 2025-01-22 12:53:29 +05:00 committed by Muhammad Faraz Maqsood
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@ -48,9 +48,13 @@ commands from the UI, a user must be created:
Then, you must log in with this user at http://discovery.local.openedx.io/admin. Then, you must log in with this user at http://discovery.local.openedx.io/admin.
Alternatively, you can log in with oauth2 using a pre-existing user created on the LMS/CMS by accessing Using SSO with LMS
http(s)://discovery.<your lms host>/login. To do so, the proper domain names must exist and point to ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
the production server.
If you want to log in using Single Sign-On (SSO) with the LMS, ensure that the superuser you created
above in discovery has the same username and email as an existing admin user in the LMS/CMS. You can
then access the discovery interface via `http(s)://discovery.<your lms host>/login`. Make sure that
the proper domain names are configured and point to the production server.
Index configuration Index configuration
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