Hello everyone 
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I am seeking guidance on seamlessly integrating a custom authentication system into our Pydio environment;. Our organization is committed to bolstering security measures, and we believe that implementing multi-factor authentication (MFA) and single sign-on (SSO) is essential to achieving our security objectives.
I have diligently explored Pydio’s documentation and API, but am encountering roadblocks in harmonizing our custom authentication approach with Pydio architecture. I am eager to leverage the collective knowledge of this community to overcome these challenges.
I would appreciate any insights or recommendations on the following;
- Integration Approaches; What are the most effective strategies for integrating a custom authentication system within the Pydio framework? Are there specific considerations or potential pitfalls to be aware of?
- Implementation Best Practices; Has anyone successfully implemented a similar solution? If so, could you share your experiences, guidance, or even code snippets to illuminate the process?
- Available Resources; Are there any tools, plugins, or community-driven resources that could streamline this integration?
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Thank you 
for your time and expertise. Your contributions will be invaluable as we work to enhance Pydio’s security capabilities.