[SOLVED] OAuth2 flutter web, gives exception role: guests missing scope (account)
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I am trying to use Oauth2 to authenticate users i am using keycloak oidc and flutter. Well it does create session in keycloak and creates user in appwrite but when i try to get account/user details it gives the exception that role: guests... What should i do?
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This might be a 3rd party cookie problem. In production, you'll need to have a custom domain. Locally, you can try to enable 3rd party cookies.
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Well i am using organizational domain you know everything internally, in house servers and stuff
Its under development yet
Doesn't matter.
Okay lemme check,
Enabled third party cookies but same problem 🙂
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Where are you getting the error? While trying to get the account?
Ohhh my bad sorry abt that, its on future result whera i am trying to get account
Can you try clearing your cookies?
Tried it too, still same problem
Solved, when i tried to self host appwrite on local it worked as earlier i hosted it on another IP, so i guess there are some custom domain issues and stuff will check it and try again.
[SOLVED];OAuth2 flutter web, gives exception role: guests missing scope (account)
[SOLVED] OAuth2 flutter web, gives exception role: guests missing scope (account)
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