We have released a solution for that particular case.
All Google Apps webapps have been patched to support their "Business" version almost transparently, except when using an external SSO provider.
In that case, users need to manually add the URL of that specific SSO provider to a configuration file, to authorize it within the webapp-container
For example, to authorize Gmail to verify your password using login.mycompany.com, you need to create the file ~/.local/share/Gmailmailgooglecom/extra-url-patterns.conf:
[Extra Patterns]
Patterns=https://login.mycompany.com/*
On the phone, the name of the file is: ~/.local/share/com.ubuntu.developer.webapps.webapp-gmail/extra-url-patterns.conf
We have released a solution for that particular case.
All Google Apps webapps have been patched to support their "Business" version almost transparently, except when using an external SSO provider.
In that case, users need to manually add the URL of that specific SSO provider to a configuration file, to authorize it within the webapp-container
For example, to authorize Gmail to verify your password using login.mycompany .com, you need to create the file ~/.local/ share/Gmailmail googlecom/ extra-url- patterns. conf: /login. mycompany. com/*
[Extra Patterns]
Patterns=https:/
On the phone, the name of the file is: ~/.local/ share/com. ubuntu. developer. webapps. webapp- gmail/extra- url-patterns. conf