Nextcloud Plugin Version 1.2.0 is now available!
we are pleased to announce that the privacyIDEA Nextcloud Plugin is now available in version 1.2.0.
New Features
- New "Send Password" authentication flow: the Nextcloud login password is forwarded to privacyIDEA upfront, enabling authentication or challenge triggering without a separate prompt.
- Configurable login input layout: choose between a single OTP field or separate Password/PIN and OTP fields.
- Customizable placeholder hints for the OTP and Password/PIN login fields.
Enhancements
- Added a client-side connection timeout so an unresponsive privacyIDEA server no longer hangs the login page.
- Browser-based push polling is more responsive and no longer hangs on unexpected responses.
- Declared compatibility with Nextcloud 32 and 33.
- Restyled login form to match the Nextcloud design and improved accessibility (field labels, keyboard focus outlines).
Bug Fixes
- Fixed forwarding of configured request headers to the privacyIDEA server.
- Fixed excluded-IP handling that could silently skip two-factor authentication for IPv6 clients or malformed/empty entries.
- Hardened the login flow against empty or malformed server responses and edge cases that could produce a 500 error.
- Fixed WebAuthn logins not forwarding the authenticator’s userHandle.
- Fixed the WebAuthn token image not being displayed on the login screen.
- Fixed a non-functional "Push" button being shown for push tokens using code_to_phone.
Availability
The latest version of our privacyIDEA Nextcloud Plugin is available via Github.
For a full overview of all changes, please refer to the Changelog on GitHub.
Should you be interested in implementing the Nextcloud Plugin alongside a Support Level Agreement, please contact us via sales@netknights.it.
