Hi, I’m looking for a way to let Firefox login to a Nextcloud server without a login - i.e. with a token or otherwise. The reason is that I’m setting up a demo with several Linux machines and I’d like to let these show the Nextcloud dashboard - or any of the built-in applications, but not the login page.
I already automated the NC client installation: .config/Nextcloud/nextcloud.cfg and a KDE or wallet key username:https://nextcloud.example.com/:0 containing an auth-token.
So now I’d like to be able to let Firefox access my nextcloud.example.com, without anyone having to enter a password.
I’ve read about the Login Flow (which would get me an app password if I have the username/password combination) and searched the whole internet (all of it!) but I cannot find a way to just open firefox https://nextcloud.example.com/.../../?token=lskjdflkjsdlfk to be able to login.
I know that I could simulate a login by using a link to a publicly shared folder - which would get me a half-baked Nextcloud environment to show. But I’m looking for a proper Nextcloud login, to be able to show a proper demo.
Note that for example for Kagi Search (that I’ll also be demoing), I can just get a https://kagi.com/search?token=ajdfjwlefjowiejro2ur928yr02ro234uhrsomethingsomething and I’m logged in to the right account.
Is there any way to proceed for Nextcloud?