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Nginx-Reverse-Proxy-for-homelab-services-using-SSO.md

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Point your browser at one of the DNS names you've created, and you should get redirected to HTTPS, then on to the nginx-sso login page where you'll be able to log in with the account defined in `config.yml`. If you used the config provided above for nginx-sso, it's `admin`/`admin`. Point your browser at one of the DNS names you've created, and you should get redirected to HTTPS, then on to the nginx-sso login page where you'll be able to log in with the account defined in `config.yml`. If you used the config provided above for nginx-sso, it's `admin`/`admin`.
After logging in, you should be redirected again back to the dns name you started with, and have access through to your web service. You will also have access to any other service you've configured without needing to log in to the SSO backedn again... This is by design - it's *S*ingle *S*ign *O*n after all. After logging in, you should be redirected again back to the dns name you started with, and have access through to your web service. You will also have access to any other service you've configured without needing to log in to the SSO backedn again... This is by design - it's **S**ingle **S**ign **O**n after all.
Your session cookie with the SSO service is set to last for an hour. See nginx-sso's default `config.yml` that you copied (you copied it, right?) to see how to change that timeout if you want longer or shorter. By default, your cookie should get renewed as you keep using it, however I have not tested that. Your session cookie with the SSO service is set to last for an hour. See nginx-sso's default `config.yml` that you copied (you copied it, right?) to see how to change that timeout if you want longer or shorter. By default, your cookie should get renewed as you keep using it, however I have not tested that.