When a user is prompted for their password to set up TFA on a site with LDAP authentication their password does not pass validation. That's because the user doesn't really have a Drupal account password.
The problem has also been described in #2856520: tfa and tfa basic issues → and is mentioned in ✨ Confirmation forms should not require passwords Needs review .
Have you tried having a LDAP and TFA enabled on the same site? Do you know if they will work together? We're trying it here and it seems to conflict with each other - both work independently, but not when both enabled. Any thoughts on it?
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Hello @jcnventura,
And if we will decide anyway to use TFA and SAML Drupal Login at the same time, what would be the correct approach to do so (knowing that when user is logged with sso it bypasses TFA) ?
I have the same problem: the user can't set up the TFA (OTP) application because Drupal doesn't recognize his LDAP password.
Any solution?