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doesn't fix it
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also works if I access my local dev env from a subdomain of the same domain as appwrite
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so I have to point subdomains to everyone from my team?
Try with fabricate host to localhost
What operation system your working with?
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windows 11 latest
So edit c:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts (With admin rights)
Add your host
127.0.0.1 app.irules.netAdd app.irules.net as Web platform in the console.
Then access http://app.irules.net:3000
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same error, doesn't like makeshift domains
I've find one more different
It has to do with what Steven wrote before.
Is your Cloudflare tunnel is http or https?
You can try to edit the value of _APP_OPTIONS_FORCE_HTTPS and set as enabled in the .env file
Then run docker compose up -d again and let us know.
For example
You can see in my tunnels that the budibase is only HTTP
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doesn't seem to want https
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Have you update this _APP_OPTIONS_FORCE_HTTPS ?
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yes
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Admin
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thank you
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now the error is a CORS 301
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for account.get
You can go back and test on localhost now.
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needed a refresh, now works
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thank you both!
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[SOLVED] Can't login from localhost