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I already had Keycloak set up, but a few services don't support OIDC or SAML (Jellyfin, Reposilite), so I've deployed lldap and connected those services and Keycloak to it. Now I really have a single user across all services
how did tou migrate your existing accounts to this system? or did you just make a new account from scratch?
I recreated the Keycloak account from LDAP, and then manually patched the databases for all OIDC-based services to the new account UUID, so the existing accounts are linked to the new Keycloak account.
I have two Keycloak accounts, one in the master realm for administrative purposes, and one in the apps realm for all my services, so I didn't break access to Keycloak