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Google Apps SAML error app_not_configured_for_user

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I'm trying to enable SAML for our domain so that Google Apps is our idP Unfortunately we're getting an error which we can't solve.

403. That’s an error.

Error: app_not_configured_for_user

Service is not configured for this user.

Request Details
SAMLRequest=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
RelayState=/
hl=nl
idpid=C017lp46m

That’s all we know.

We're building on Laravel 5.2 + the aacotroneo/laravel-saml2 package.

Is anybody familiar with this error?

  • Just to be sure, SAML is enabled for this user in Google Apps.
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Nico Avatar asked Feb 09 '16 08:02

Nico

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How do you fix 403 that's an error error App_not_configured_for_user service is not configured for this user?

To resolve the 403 app_not_configured_for_user error: Verify that the value in the saml:Issuer tag in the SAMLRequest matches the Entity ID value configured in the SAML Service Provider Details section in the Admin console. This value is case-sensitive.

What does error App_not_configured_for_user mean?

This error occurs when attempting to log into signin.blackbaud.com using a BBID enabled Google account while another Google account is already signed in in the browser. To resolve the issue, sign out of Google in the browser to ensure no Google accounts are active.

How do I fix SAML response error?

The SAML Response is not signed. Please check your [IDP] settings. Uncheck the Responses Signed box on your workspace's SSO page or enable signing responses in your IDP settings. If you don't see these options, contact your IDP.

What is error validating SAML?

This error code indicates that the Identity Provider blocked the authentication because of incorrect or missing user permissions or service provider configuration. This issue is typically caused by SSO-specific information missing in the Service Provider configuration on the Identity Provider's side.

1 Answers

I had this problem and it turns out that I had two google apps for work accounts and I had configured the app in the wrong one. As a result, I got this message. Hope this helps.

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denodster Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 21:09

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