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Docker compose

Install Docker using the packages distributed from the official website and the following tools.

sudo pip install docker-compose

We can do that with the following steps:

  • Execute bash docker-prepare.sh
  • Customize the example data and settings contained in examples-docker/ if needed (not necessary for a quick demo)

Run the stack

sudo docker-compose up

Point your web browser to http://localhost:8080 to start your EUDI Wallet authentication to a Wordpress demo site.

First Installation

Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the WordPress installation.

  1. You will be prompted to enter some basic information to complete the initial configuration of your WordPress site. This includes:
    • Site Title: Enter a title for your WordPress site.
    • Username: Choose a username for your administrator account.
    • Password: Choose a strong password for your administrator account.
    • Your Email: Enter an email address where you can receive notifications from your WordPress site.
    • Search Engine Visibility: Choose whether or not you want search engines to index your site.
  2. Click on the “Install WordPress” button to complete the initial configuration.

Installing the ItaliaWP2 Theme

  1. Log in to the WordPress dashboard at http://localhost:8080/wp-admin (replace 8080 with the port specified in the docker-compose.yml file) using your administrator credentials.
  2. In the sidebar, go to “Appearance” > “Themes” and activate the ItaliaWP2 theme that you just installed.

After following these steps, your WordPress instance should be up and running with the ItaliaWP2 theme installed and activated.

Installing the OneLogin SAML SSO plugin

  1. Log in to the WordPress dashboard at http://localhost:8080/wp-admin (replace 8080 with the port specified in the docker-compose.yml file) using your administrator credentials.
  2. Under plugins, activate the plugin OneLogin SAML SSO.
  3. Configure the plugin OneLogin SAML SSO in the settings tab.

To configure your test environment with the IAM Proxy instance, you'll need to undertake a configuration phase on the OneLogin plugin settings page. The required proxy service configuration metadata is obtainable from https://demo-it-wallet.westeurope.cloudapp.azure.com/Saml2IDP/metadata.

Specifically, you should modify the following fields:

  • IdP Entity Id: Enter the entityID of the IAMProxy, which can be located within the metadata.
  • Single Sign-On Service Url: Input the Location of the SingleSignOnService you desire to connect with, as specified in the metadata file.
  • X.509 Certificate: Include the X.509 Certificate associated with the IAMProxy, found within the metadata.
  • Create user if not exists: Set this to true.
  • Update user data: Set this to true.
  • Attribute Mapping - Username: Set this to fiscalNumber.
  • Attribute Mapping - E-mail: Set this to urn:oid:1.2.840.113549.1.9.1.1.
  • Attribute Mapping - First Name: Set this to Name.
  • Attribute Mapping - Last Name: Set this to familyName.
  • Service Provider Entity Id: Enter the URL of your SP metadata as the entityID. For example: http://<wordpress-domain>/wp-login.php?saml_metadata
  • Encrypt nameID: Set this to true.
  • Sign AuthnRequest: Set this to true.
  • Reject Unsigned Assertions: Set this to true.
  • NameIDFormat: Set this to urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:attrname-format:uri.
  • requestedAuthnContext: Set this to urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:ac:classes:X509.
  • Service Provider X.509 Certificate: Insert your SP's X.509 certificate here.
  • Service Provider Private Key: Input the private key of your SP.
  • Signature Algorithm: Set this to rsa-sha256.
  • Digest Algorithm: Set this to sha256.

After you've filled all the fields, save your settings and download the SP metadata for configuration on the IAM Proxy.