Feature Request
When LibreChat has OpenID/SAML configured, the admin panel always shows the SSO login button alongside the email/password form. There is no way to hide the SSO button while keeping local login enabled.
Current Behavior
ADMIN_SSO_ONLY=true - hides email/password form, forces SSO onlyADMIN_SSO_ONLY=false - shows both email/password AND SSO button
Expected Behavior
An option to hide the SSO button entirely while keeping local login. For example:
ADMIN_SSO_ENABLED=false - hides the SSO button, shows only email/password- Or
ADMIN_HIDE_SSO=true - same effect
Use Case
In environments where admin panel SSO requires additional setup (ADMIN_PANEL_URL env var on LibreChat server, redirect URI registration with the OIDC provider), admins may prefer to use email/password login for the admin panel while SSO remains configured for the main LibreChat app.
Currently, the SSO button shows up and returns "unauthorized" if ADMIN_PANEL_URL is not configured on the LibreChat server, which is confusing for admins.
Feature Request
When LibreChat has OpenID/SAML configured, the admin panel always shows the SSO login button alongside the email/password form. There is no way to hide the SSO button while keeping local login enabled.
Current Behavior
ADMIN_SSO_ONLY=true- hides email/password form, forces SSO onlyADMIN_SSO_ONLY=false- shows both email/password AND SSO buttonExpected Behavior
An option to hide the SSO button entirely while keeping local login. For example:
ADMIN_SSO_ENABLED=false- hides the SSO button, shows only email/passwordADMIN_HIDE_SSO=true- same effectUse Case
In environments where admin panel SSO requires additional setup (
ADMIN_PANEL_URLenv var on LibreChat server, redirect URI registration with the OIDC provider), admins may prefer to use email/password login for the admin panel while SSO remains configured for the main LibreChat app.Currently, the SSO button shows up and returns "unauthorized" if
ADMIN_PANEL_URLis not configured on the LibreChat server, which is confusing for admins.