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I've been using AuthGuardHome on a VPS instance and really like it, the installation was quite easy. After deploying it I thought about adding my own Auth solution to protect it instead of the built-in solution since I want to manage the users through a different service and have SSO capabilities across all my other services on the TLD, e.g. service1.example.com, adguard.example.com, etc...
What do you think? Maybe there could be a way to just disable the auth middleware on setup and have the user decide what solution to setup in front of it?
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Hi,
I've been using AuthGuardHome on a VPS instance and really like it, the installation was quite easy. After deploying it I thought about adding my own Auth solution to protect it instead of the built-in solution since I want to manage the users through a different service and have SSO capabilities across all my other services on the TLD, e.g. service1.example.com, adguard.example.com, etc...
What do you think? Maybe there could be a way to just disable the auth middleware on setup and have the user decide what solution to setup in front of it?
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