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Dear users,</div>
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I installed authelia as user’s central authenticator on my server. So, once a user is authenticated, he no longer needs to log in any application on the server he has a right to access. But I failed to integrate ABCD to authelia, and nothing was said about
central authentication in the ABCD manual. From my experience, I understood that ABCD could not dialogue with authelia to read the logged user information and then to grant the user access.<br>
Am I right? Do you have any experience? In case I am right, does it exit a plan to allow central authentication in ABCD?</div>
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Eustache Megnigbeto</div>
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