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1.1 Password Reset
1.1 Password Reset
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Overview

The PasswordReset module is the main module of the Password Reset application.

SAML assertion parameters

When an authentication is made using a SAML IdP the data received that can be of interest by the PasswordReset module are: (use for example SAML-tracer to see the incoming SAML data)

  • Subject (NameID) Holds the value of the user that logged in. Use request.user_name if you like to use it in a PIPE.

  • display_name. PasswordReset module could also use this attribute if available. This will for example be used by the avatar in Password Reset application to display the user name. Use request.display_name if you like to use it in a PIPE.

  • email. PasswordReset module could also use this attribute if available. Use request.email if you like to use it in a PIPE.

  • on_behalf_of_user_name Use request.on_behalf_of_user_name if you like to use it in a PIPE.

  • on_behalf_of_display_name Use request.on_behalf_of_display_name if you like to use it in a PIPE.

  • on_behalf_of_email Use request.on_behalf_of_email if you like to use it in a PIPE.

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