This guide explains how to terminate a partnership between a Client and a Partner as part of the Infomaniak Partner Program.

Stop the partnership…

... as a Client

To do this:

1. Click here to access the management of your partnerships on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
2. Click on the action menu ⋮ to the right of the Partner concerned in the displayed table.
3. Click on Stop the collaboration:
   
4. Confirm the removal of the Partner for the first time.
5. Definitely validate by entering the Infomaniak account password.
6. The partnership has been successfully terminated.

... as a Partner

To do this:

1. Click here to access your Managed Clients on the Reseller Space of the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
2. Click on the action menu ⋮ to the right of the Client concerned in the displayed table.
3. Click on Stop the collaboration:
   
4. Confirm the removal of the Client for the first time.
5. Definitely validate by entering the Infomaniak account password.
6. The partnership has been successfully terminated.

This guide is for you because you have chosen (or will choose) Infomaniak as your host. This choice is not trivial. You are sensitive to ecology and want to do everything possible to reduce the carbon footprint on the Internet.

Infomaniak already thanks you for choosing this hosting provider that cares for the planet and for exploring the paths below to progress in the eco-design of your web environment.

Why act?

Websites consume energy to function, and the use of the Internet is one of the main causes of the increase in greenhouse gas emissions.

In addition to choosing an ethical host that uses renewable energy sources to power its servers, you can also contribute to reducing these emissions by adopting eco-responsible practices in the design and management of your sites and Mail services.

How to act?

As mentioned earlier, Infomaniak takes action on various points, including its support department: it will assist you in choosing services tailored to your needs with a focus on environmental preservation, gather your feedback to optimize our practices and draw inspiration from your experiences, while also communicating the environmental challenges in the hosting sector to adopt good digital practices.

At your level, there are several ways to reduce your carbon footprint on the Internet:

Minimize energy consumption

To reduce the energy consumption of servers and users' computers: optimize images, use web fonts, use minified scripts and data compression technologies. Clean designs can help reduce bandwidth requirements.

Offer options to reduce data consumption by using lower quality images or providing streaming videos in different qualities, to disable trackers and advertisements that consume a lot of data.

For good practices dedicated to WordPress consult the GreenIT sheets.

Use eco-responsible technologies

Sustainable development technologies, such as HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript, are more environmentally friendly.‍

Promote sustainability

Raise user awareness of the environmental impact of Internet technologies and encourage them to adopt eco-responsible practices. Including with the WordPress solution.

And what about email?

The same habits can be applied to your email communication:

• Use an eco-friendly signature that encourages recipients to reduce their environmental impact by using eco-friendly technologies or adopting eco-friendly practices…
• Use eco-friendly email management tools that utilize renewable energy sources and have eco-friendly policies regarding energy consumption…
• Use plain text emails instead of HTML emails, as HTML emails tend to consume more energy to be displayed…
• Use PDF attachments instead of heavier formats…
• Use unsubscribe features to avoid sending unwanted emails…
• Use tracking tools to find out how many people open your emails and thus know if you are sending too many or too few…

All these actions can be implemented gradually and should be adapted to the situation of each website. There is no one-size-fits-all solution.

Regularly monitor energy consumption statistics to continue improving the site's ecological performance. Infomaniak will offer tools in this direction in the future, but in the meantime, you can use https://greenframe.io.

This guide explains how a Client can adjust the access rights granted to an Infomaniak Partner so that the latter can access the products more broadly, or no longer access them at all.

Prerequisites

• Have authorized a Partner to access your products (and thus become the Client of a Partner).
• Understand the differences between the 2 types of permissions that can be defined from the Manager.

Modify the Partner's access to your products

To grant new access to the Partner as a Client:

1. Click here to access the management of your partnerships on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
2. Click on the action menu ⋮ to the right of the Partner concerned in the table that appears.
3. Click on Modify access rights:
   
4. Click on the type of access rights you wish to grant (limited to a selection of products or full access):
   
5. Click on the blue Continue button and follow the assistant to the end.

Remove the Partner's access to your products

To cut access to a product to a Partner:

1. Click here to access the management of your partnerships on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
2. Click on the action menu ⋮ to the right of the Partner concerned in the table that appears.
3. Click on Modify access rights.
4. Switch if necessary to the limited management of your products:
   
5. Select or deselect the products concerned within the different product categories:
   
6. Continue to confirm the removal of access.

You can also completely stop the collaboration with an Infomaniak Partner.

This guide concerns OAuth2 applications to connect to your external services via your Infomaniak login ID.

Manage Infomaniak OAuth2 apps

To do this:

1. Click here to access the management of your product on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
2. Click the blue Create a new application button:
   
3. Choose the type appropriate to your current need and project.
4. Give a name to the application.
5. Enter the URL of the application according to the technical information available to you.
6. Click on the button to create the application:
   
7. Copy the information (Client ID, Client secret) to a safe place - they will no longer be accessible after that:
   

This guide concerns the WordPress module "Infomaniak Connect for OpenID" which allows users to log in to your WordPress site (whether it is hosted by Infomaniak or not) using their Infomaniak credentials.

Preamble

• Allowing login via an Infomaniak account on your WordPress site allows your visitors to comment, register for courses, or access any member-only content with a single click, without having to create a new account.
• It saves them time and is a safer method for you, as you do not have to manage additional passwords.
• The operation of this external module is identical to the options "Log in with Google", "Log in with Facebook" or "Log in with Apple"; it uses the standard OAuth2 and OpenID Connect protocols to enable single sign-on (SSO).

A. Create an application with Auth Infomaniak

To do this:

1. Click here to access the management of your Auth product on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
2. Click the button to Create a new application:
   
3. Choose the type "Web Front-End".
4. Give a name to your application.
5. In the URL field, indicate the domain name corresponding to your WordPress site followed by /openid-connect-authorize (refer to the GitHub documentation if necessary).
6. Click the button to complete the app creation:
   
7. Carefully note the 2 pieces of information obtained when finalizing your OAuth2 application:
   

B. Configure the WordPress extension

To do this:

1. Search for the extension Infomaniak Connect for OpenID on the WordPress extensions platform from your site.
2. Install and activate the extension:
   
3. Configure the extension from the Settings menu:
   
4. The only fields to fill in are Client ID and Client Secret Key and come from the information obtained in point A above:
   
5. Do not forget to save the changes made to the extension settings.
6. An additional button for logging in with an Infomaniak identifier is now visible on your login page for users /wp-admin (/wp-login.php):
   

This guide concerns the Typo3 module "t3ext-infomaniak-auth" which allows users to log in to your Typo3 site (whether it is hosted by Infomaniak or not) using their Infomaniak credentials.

Preamble

• Allowing login via an Infomaniak account on your Typo3 site enables your visitors to comment, register for courses, or access any member-only content with a single click, without having to create a new account.
• This saves them time and is a safer method for you, as you do not have to manage additional passwords.
• The operation of this external module is identical to the options "Sign in with Google", "Sign in with Facebook" or "Sign in with Apple"; it uses the standard protocols OAuth2 and OpenID Connect to enable single sign-on (SSO).

A. Create an application with Auth Infomaniak

To do this:

1. Click here to access the management of your Auth product on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
2. Click the button to Create a new application:
   
3. Choose the type "Web Front-End".
4. Give a name to your application.
5. In the URL field, enter the domain name corresponding to your Typo3 site followed by /openid-connect-authorize (refer to the GitHub documentation if necessary).
6. Click the button to complete the app creation:
   
7. Carefully note the 2 pieces of information obtained during the finalization of your OAuth2 application:
   

B. Configure the Typo3 extension

Via SSH, deploy Composer if necessary to retrieve the t3ext-infomaniak-auth extension. To do this:

• The SSH command for installing the extension is here:
  • https://packagist.org/packages/infomaniak/t3ext-infomaniak-auth 

Then, in Typo3:

1. Log in to your Typo3 admin interface.
   • Check if necessary that the Infomaniak extension is activated:
     
2. Click on Settings in the left sidebar menu.
3. Click on Configure extensions:
   
4. Click on the chevron ​ to the right of typo3-openid-main to expand the client tab.
5. The only fields to fill in are clientID and clientSecret and come from the information obtained in section A above.
6. Do not forget to save the changes made to the extension settings:
   
7. An additional button, for logging in with an Infomaniak identifier, is now visible on your user login page:
   

This guide concerns the Drupal module "Infomaniak_Connect" which allows users to log in to your Drupal site (whether it is hosted by Infomaniak or not) using their Infomaniak credentials.

Preamble

• Allowing login via an Infomaniak account on your Drupal site allows your visitors to comment, register for courses, or access any member-only content with a single click, without having to create a new account.
• This saves them time and is a safer method for you, as you do not have to manage additional passwords.
• The operation of this external module is identical to the options "Log in with Google", "Log in with Facebook" or "Log in with Apple"; it uses the standard protocols OAuth2 and OpenID Connect to enable single sign-on (SSO).

A. Create an application with Auth Infomaniak

To do this:

1. Click here to access the management of your Auth product on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
2. Click the button to Create a new application:
   
3. Choose the type "Web Front-End".
4. Give a name to your application.
5. In the URL field, specify the domain name corresponding to your Drupal site followed by /openid-connect-authorize (refer to the GitHub documentation if necessary).
6. Click the button to complete the app creation:
   
7. Carefully note the 2 pieces of information obtained during the finalization of your OAuth2 application:
   

B. Configure the Drupal extension

Via SSH, deploy Composer if necessary to retrieve the openid_connect and infomaniak_connect extensions. To do this:

• You may need to edit the composer.json file as the version of openid_connect is not yet considered stable. Add:

• "minimum-stability": "dev",
  "prefer-stable": true

• The SSH commands for installing the 2 extensions are here:
  • https://www.drupal.org/project/openid_connect
  • https://www.drupal.org/project/infomaniak_connect

Then, on Drupal:

1. Search for the Infomaniak module among your pre-installed modules.
2. Select it.
3. Click the Install button:
   
4. The installation of the dependencies will proceed:
   
5. Under Configuration, click to set up the OpenID connection:
   
6. Click the edit button:
   
7. The only fields to fill in are Client ID and Client Secret and come from the information obtained in point A above:
    
8. Do not forget to save the changes made to the extension settings.
9. In the Settings tab, you can choose the display type for your login page; do not forget to save:
   
10. An additional button, for logging in with an Infomaniak identifier, is now visible on your login page for users: