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<?php | |
define('FRESHDESK_SHARED_SECRET','____Place your Single Sign On Shared Secret here_____'); | |
define('FRESHDESK_BASE_URL','http://{{your-account}}.freshdesk.com/'); //With Trailing slashes | |
function getSSOUrl($strName, $strEmail) { | |
$timestamp = time(); | |
$to_be_hashed = $strName . FRESHDESK_SHARED_SECRET . $strEmail . $timestamp; | |
$hash = hash_hmac('md5', $to_be_hashed, FRESHDESK_SHARED_SECRET); | |
return FRESHDESK_BASE_URL."login/sso/?name=".urlencode($strName)."&email=".urlencode($strEmail)."×tamp=".$timestamp."&hash=".$hash; | |
} | |
header("Location: ".getSSOUrl("User's Name","[email protected]")); | |
// This is not deprecated by Freshdesk. Simple SSO is not supported |
@jonmc99 The URL doesn't need to be changed as URL parameters do not respect order. The only thing that I see that would need to be changed is:
$to_be_hashed = $strName . FRESHDESK_SHARED_SECRET . $strEmail . $timestamp;
Note: We're not using PHP for this solution, so this is untested, but it works in my brain ;-)
@42degrees Thats the change that needs to be done. Thank you.
@jonmc99 Sorry for the delay in updating this. I've changed the code, please let me know if it works or if you have any other issues with this.
Thanks for the feedback. That change matches what Freshdesk support also said.
I've updated my code and all tested to be working fine. Thanks for your assistance.
Oddly, my very original code (your original revision) also still works!
I am using this code but unable to login to freshdesk. Can someone help me. Thanks in advance.
function getSSOUrl($strName, $strEmail) {
$time = time();
return FRESHDESK_BASE_URL.
"login/sso/?name=".
urlencode($strName).
"&email=".
urlencode($strEmail).
"×tamp=".
$time.
"&hash=".
getHash($strName,$strEmail,$time);
}
function getHash($strName, $strEmail, $time) {
$to_be_hashed = $strName . FRESHDESK_SHARED_SECRET . $strEmail . $time;
return hash_hmac('md5', $to_be_hashed, FRESHDESK_SHARED_SECRET);
}
I am facing a unique problem with this, the code works with email that do not consists of dot (.) before the @ sign.
If the email has a dot (.) e.g. [email protected] then the login does not work .
I think it could be because of the urlencode but not sure.
Any inputs/ suggestions???
Thanks
Its works
An easier to read code with the help of PHP's http_build_query
:
http_build_query([
'name' => $strName,
'email' => $strEmail,
'timestamp' => $timestamp,
'hash' => hash_hmac('md5', $str_to_be_hashed, FRESHDESK_SHARED_SECRET),
], '', '&');
The whole code is in this fork:
https://gist.github.com/AlLoud/cfdea1aac2d158f288deaa71ed186037
How do you guys handle a user's email address change scenario?
I've updated my code to the latest revision from 4 Dec 2013 and made the amendment noted above and it still logs in as expected. Guess I'll find out tomorrow whether my users can still login or not and I'll post back here.