Help, Invalid Origin. Register your new client (someweb.com) as a new Web platform on your project
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Hi, help please. I am trying to self-host Appwrite service by using docker-compose, but met this error when I try to signup the first account.
Invalid Origin. Register your new client (eeeee.sss.com) as a new Web platform on your project console dashboard
I have tried this solution https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/discussions/4818, still now work, also tried:
- set host header in Nginx config
- checked vars by
docker compose exec appwrite vars
This only happens if your domain environment variables are incorrect 🧐
You're accessing Appwrite with the same domain as the domain env var? And you put the domain only in the environment variable, right?
thanks for reply, I think my environment variables definitely incorrect, I need to access the website by a port 10011, is this the reason? In the env file, the port is 9001 for Appwrite, and open access by the proxy_pass of Nginx with port 10011, so I could visit it by the domain: https://somesite.com:10011
I've deployed too much services on my small server, and I can't use the 443 port.
There are no ports configured for the appwrite host in the .env file
If you have a reverse proxy on port 443, you can expose anything on 443 through it
I see, thanks~
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