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* First, you can install your application (for example in /opt/myapp)

* First, you can install your application (for example in /opt/myapp)

* Now, you need to create a custom template to make this application available from the web. LemonLDAP::NG uses VirtualHosts to protect different application, so it's recommanded to not create alias on the primary domain in your custom-template. A dedicated virtualhost will be created later to access the application. Here's a example of custom-template:

* Now, you need to create a custom template to make this application available from the web. LemonLDAP::NG uses VirtualHosts to protect different application, so it's recommended to not create alias on the primary domain in your custom-template. A dedicated virtualhost will be created later to access the application. Here's a example of custom-template:

  # MyApp configuration

  # MyApp configuration

It's important to set TemplatePath to WebAppVirtualHost. Those templates are provided by smeserver-webapps-common package (automatically installed, as it's need by LemonLDAP). Those templates make it easy to protect any virtualhost by LemonLDAP::NG  

It's important to set TemplatePath to WebAppVirtualHost. Those templates are provided by smeserver-webapps-common package (automatically installed, as it's need by LemonLDAP). Those templates make it easy to protect any virtualhost by LemonLDAP::NG  

* Ok, now your application is available from this addresse https://myapp.domain.tld/ but you'll get a access denied if you try to access it now. The last steop is to declare myapp.domain.tld in LemonLDAP::NG. This is done using the configuration manager (https://sso-manager.domain.tld). You can then set the access rules you want.

* Ok, now your application is available from this addresse https://myapp.domain.tld/ but you'll get a access denied if you try to access it now. The last step is to declare myapp.domain.tld in LemonLDAP::NG. This is done using the configuration manager (https://sso-manager.domain.tld). You can then set the access rules you want.

=== Troubleshoot ===

=== Troubleshoot ===