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To add specific email addresses to an allow list for signing in through SSO or directly with default policy customization, follow these steps:
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In the authentik Admin interface, navigate to Customization > Policies and modify the default policy named
default-source-enrollment-if-sso
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Add the following code snippet in the policy-specific settings under Expression and then click Update.
allowed_domains = ["example.org", "example.net", "example.com"]
current_domain = request.context["prompt_data"]["email"].split("@")[1] if request.context.get("prompt_data", {}).get("email") else None
if current_domain in allowed_domains:
email = request.context["prompt_data"]["email"]
request.context["prompt_data"]["username"] = email
return ak_is_sso_flow
else:
return ak_message("Enrollment denied for this email domain")
This configuration specifies the allowed_domains
list of domains for logging in through SSO, such as Google OAuth2. If your email is not in the available domains, you will receive a 'Permission Denied' message on the login screen.
You can also enforce your allowed domains policy for authentication by modifying the policy default-source-authentication-if-sso
with the following expression:
allowed_domains = ["example.org", "example.net", "example.com"]
current_domain = request.user.email.split("@")[1] if hasattr(request.user, 'email') and request.user.email else None
if current_domain in allowed_domains:
return ak_is_sso_flow
else:
return ak_message("Authentication denied for this email domain")