To be "clean", create a new, flow, authenticator and form. But the
simplest thing to do is to just create a new theme, copy the login.ftl
and modify it to remove the html form (username/password fields). I
know some people have created their own username page where a user
enters in an email and based on the domain are routed to a specific IDP.
On 3/2/2016 3:42 PM, Simon Gordon wrote:
Hi there
(Thanks for the fast help on the Openshift Catridge btw)
In our scenarios, there is no intention for users to have a username and
password within KeyCloak - hence just use identities from Identity
Providers.
Within the 'Authentication' settings, choose 'Browser' as flow type, I
can
see 'Username Password form', but it is always 'Required'.
I can see that some kind of login form is needed (we will not have a
default) so users choose IdP, but really don't want the username/password
fields. Do I resort to just removing them from the login template?
I ask because the setting is a bit odd to have if it is always 'Required',
so I'm concerned that I'm missing a general issue which pushes me towards
giving all of our users passwords for KC. Which I'm keen to avoid.
Maybe the console setting could do with a rename?
Regards,
Simon
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