[CLOSED] Functions don't get triggered on the phone auth events
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I have an Appwrite instance deployed on Oracle Cloud. The subnet rules of Oracle Cloud are set to allow requests to the instance over port 80 and as well as 443. Everything works fine, except that the functions don't get triggered on users.*.sessions.*.create event. I have set the firewall rules of the instance (Ubuntu VM) to allow traffic over port 80 and 443 as well. Tried the same in Appwrite Cloud as well but the function doesn't get triggered for the same event.
Someone has opened a similar issue on GitHub as Well:
https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/7101
Functions don't get triggered on the phone auth events
Thanks for opening the thread here. Would also request you to keep an eye in the GitHub issue, since one of our engineers is helping there.
Yes I am following that thread
[CLOSED] Functions don't get triggered on the phone auth events
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