Identity Provider with no email?

bogorad

I played with it more and found this:

Login with Apple sometimes works, sometimes doesn't. It looks like users with emails that are not known to my FusionAuth are fine. But existing emails are not.
When a new user is successfully registered via Google or Twitter (didn't try other providers) all there fields are returned by /oauth2/userinfo: 'given_name', 'family_name', and 'name'. And consequently the FusionAuth database has all three: 'firstName', 'lastName', and 'fullName'.

However, when a new user is onboarded via the Apple plugin, the user is missing 'name' as returned by /oauth2/userinfo, and 'FullName' is also missing from the database.

robotdan

The results of the Userinfo endpoint will reflect what is in the JWT and what additional details FusionAuth knows about the user.

So with Twitter, Facebook, Google and Apple, this will all depend upon what is returned from those providers, and then subsequently what you do with that information during login.

Each of these IdPs can be assigned a Reconcile Lambda, a default lambda is provided with FusionAuth that you can use and modify.

https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/lambdas/apple-reconcile/
https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/lambdas/facebook-reconcile/
https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/lambdas/google-reconcile/
https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/lambdas/twitter-reconcile/

In your example, are you using an Apple Reconcile Lambda, and if so, can you post your lambda function?

Apple will only return the user's first and last name on the very first authentication event. Subsequent events will not contain this information, so if you were to log a user in using the Apple provider, and then subsequently assign a reconcile Lambda that would otherwise attempt to capture this information, you will not have that User's first and last name in FusionAuth.

Similarly with Twitter, we would need to see your reconcile Lambda function body that you have assigned to this IdP configuration to understand what is being obtained from Twitter and stored in FusionAuth.

Hope that helps!

fusionauth_user

Can we just skip the login part and just return the userInfo ?

bogorad

@robotdan said in Identity Provider with no email?:

Each of these IdPs can be assigned a Reconcile Lambda, a default lambda is provided with FusionAuth that you can use and modify.

I'm using the default lambda. And it does NOT return "name/fullname" as I mentioned earlier. Google and Twitter do return "name/fullname".

Here's how Apple Identity provider is set up:

dan

What is the lambda seeing? Can you have the entire JSON object printed to the log and share that?

mattiapicariello

Important
Apple only returns the user object the first time the user authorizes the app. Persist this information from your app; subsequent authorization requests won’t contain the user object.
(https://developer.apple.com/documentation/sign_in_with_apple/sign_in_with_apple_js/configuring_your_webpage_for_sign_in_with_apple)

So you should go to Settings->ID Apple ->Password&Security and remove the app from apps that use your Apple ID

Now you can register again and apple will send the userInfo.

joseantonio

@robotdan Is the workaround for no email Identity Providers available in SAML as well?

dan

@joseantonio Nope, only for OIDC. Feel free to file an issue explaining your use case or open a support ticket if you have a support plan.

dan

@joseantonio

I was incorrect. I've learned that you should be able to do this with a SAML Lambda. Here's the documentation for the SAML lambda you should customize: https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/lambdas/samlv2-response-populate/ Sorry about that.

Please let us know how this goes.

peterwilson9117

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joseantonio

@dan Thank you for the help. Indeed it is not possible to assign a generated email in SAML reconcile lambdas. However, I found a solution for my problem.

Using SAML reconcile lambda, I create a new metadata field for the registration called "generated_email". Then, I assign it to the JWT response for the specific application using a JWT populate lambda. Example:
Edit: adding code for SAML reconcile lambda as well.

SAML reconcile:

function reconcile(user, registration, samlResponse) {
var userid=samlResponse.assertion.subject.nameID.id;
//registration.email = userid + '@subdomain.mydomain.com'; This can't be done yet
registration.data.generated_email=userid + '@subdomain.mydomain.com';
}

JWT populate:

function populate(jwt, user, registration) {
if(registration.data&&registration.data.generated_email){
    var new_email= registration.data.generated_email;
    jwt.email= new_email;
  }else{
    console.debug('No generated email set');
  }
}

(after checking that it exists for the registration).

New problem: I need to make an API call inside the SAML reconcile. Is this possible?

dan

@joseantonio said in Identity Provider with no email?:

I need to make an API call inside the SAML reconcile. Is this possible?

Nope, this is currently not possible, unfortunately.

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