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Azure SSO: Authentication statement is too old #361

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nabeelpaytrix opened this issue Jan 29, 2025 · 0 comments
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Azure SSO: Authentication statement is too old #361

nabeelpaytrix opened this issue Jan 29, 2025 · 0 comments

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Describe the bug

After configuring SAML SSO via Microsoft Entra, when attempting to login to reportportal via SAML, the front end displays the error:

Authentication statement is too old to be used with value: '2023-11-01T12:10:43.939Z' current time: '2024-01-29T12:10:43.939Z'

I understand that we can increase the token age limit with the application.property rp.auth.saml.session-live but this value can only be set to a maximum value representing 24 days due to limits on the Java primitive int.

It would be helpful to allow us to temporarily disable this age check on the tokens to allow us to find out why the Microsoft token is kept for so long without blocking us from using SSO.

Reference: reportportal/reportportal#1855

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