privacyIDEA Nextcloud App

This app adds flexible, enterprise-grade multi-factor authentication to Nextcloud.

It enables Nextcloud to perform MFA against the privacyIDEA server in your network.

PrivacyIDEA supports classic OTP tokens, and challenge-response tokens like E-Mail, SMS, PUSH, or WebAuthn.

Installation

Nextcloud App Store

privacyIDEA Nextcloud App is now available in the Nextcloud App Store.

You can install it from the Nextcloud Admin Panel. For more information see the Nextcloud documentation: https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/stable/admin_manual/apps_management.html

Install from release archive

1. Download privacyidea.tar.gz archive from the latest release.
2. Unpack the archive to the Nextcloud apps directory: tar -xzf privacyidea.tar.gz -C <nextcloud>/apps/.
3. Enable the app in the Nextcloud WebUI: go to settings(admin) -> apps -> disabled page with "Not enabled" apps and click "Enable" for the privacyIDEA application.

Manual installation from GitHub repository (build from source)

1. Copy the files of this repository to <nextcloud>/apps/privacyidea.
2. Install npm package in the privacyIDEA app directory: npm install. Note: Remember that you need npm installed on the server first (apt install npm). Check your node (node -v) and npm (npm install -g npm@latest) versions to fulfill the requirements.
3. Build webpack in privacyIDEA app directory: npm run build.
4. In the Nextcloud WebUI go to settings(admin) -> apps -> disabled page with "Not enabled" apps and click "Enable" for the privacyIDEA application.

Protips

Enable or disable privacyIDEA app using command line

Go to your Nextcloud installation directory and run one of the following commands:

• sudo -u www-data php occ app:enable privacyidea
• sudo -u www-data php occ app:disable privacyidea

How to install node with nvm?

1. If you don't have nvm run: sudo apt update, then: curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.35.3/install.sh | bash
2. Restart your terminal.
3. Install node: nvm install node
4. To update node to a new version: nvm install node --reinstall-packeges-from=current