When one of the shared domains has another language defined, the initial redirection will fail because the url() function is not used in the correct way.

The URL returned is in the following form:
www.domain.comhttp://www.otherdomain.com/singlesignon/initial_check?slave_session=&sin...
%2Fwww.otherdomain.com%2Fadmin%2Fsettings%2Fsinglesignon

I've attached a patch to fix this problem.

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singlesignon-20081209.patch511 bytesAnonymous (not verified)

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Title: Shared sign-on isn't working in conjunction with domain languages. » Redirect error with domain languages.
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ar-jan commented

I can confirm that the patch works as described, thanks.

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ar-jan commented
Status: Needs review » Reviewed & tested by the community

Marked #264360: Conflict with Domain Languages? as duplicate (though older) and I suppose we can change status to tested.

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rapsli commented

I had problems with the following lines:

//if (function_exists('t') ? $op == t('Log in') : $op == 'Log in') {
      if($op == 'Log in' || $op == 'Einloggen'){

The outcommented line is the original line, the line below is my fix. It seems as if the t function is not active yet. When you have the login button translated this if statement is never going to work out...