Admin
Btw, to format multi line code, use 3 back ticks. See https://www.markdownguide.org/extended-syntax/#syntax-highlighting
Votes
1
Replies
24
Participants
Unknown
Messages
25
Admin
Btw, to format multi line code, use 3 back ticks. See https://www.markdownguide.org/extended-syntax/#syntax-highlighting
Admin
What exactly is window.location.origin again?
Rank 1: Thread
I am redirecting to adminlogin page after google sign in process. Let's say- I am calling this from localhost. So the redirect url will be -http://localhost/adminlogin?fromRedirectSuccess=true and when I'm trying from https://peapp.elufasys.com, the redirect url will be-
https://peapp.elufasys.com/adminlogin?fromRedirectSuccess=true
Rank 1: Thread
I wanted to keep it dynamic rather than placing a static url
Admin
So did you add that hostname as a web platform to your project? See https://appwrite.io/docs/getting-started-for-web#addPlatform
Rank 1: Thread
This is the request I'm sending.
Rank 1: Thread
Hostname is the server ip right now
Admin
That doesn't sound right...the hostname should be the domain name of your app
Rank 1: Thread
The client app or the appwrite production instance?
Admin
Client app
Rank 1: Thread
Ok, now it is going to google sign in page but giving redirect uri mismatch error. It's saying the redirect uri is-
Request details: redirect_uri=http://appwrite.elufasys.com/v1/account/sessions/oauth2/callback/google/64158b3ada94714c7ab9
But, I have added https redirect uri in the console.
this is probably because of your webserver configuration
I had the same issue where it kept redirecting to http instead of https
I fixed it by disabling http support completely
Maybe there's a cleaner fix, but this fix is what I did for development.
where are you hosting your appwrite?
Rank 1: Thread
Oh Man! I am noob at the server side. Any other options? If not, what should I tell the developer who is maintaining the server?
Rank 1: Thread
Here - https://www.vultr.com/
Admin
If there's a reverse proxy in front of Appwrite, make sure it's forwarding to Appwrite using https
this
tell this to your developer
Rank 1: Thread
Ok, thanks. I will let you know if it's gets fixed.
Looks like you provided success or failure URL (when running createOAuthSession) to a domain that Appwrite does not trust. Can you check what domain you provided there? If you add such a domain as web platform to your project, the problem should be gone.
Rank 1: Thread
@Steven , @safwan , it worked. Thanks
Admin
[SOLVED] Getting error on Google signin in production