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Hi there,
I'm currently implementing email verification for an Apple Client using Appwrite as the backend. Appwrite appends the userId, secret code, and expiration time to my domain and then sends it to the user's email. I understand that I need to capture the userId and secret code from the URL and use them in the updateVerification function.
I plan to implement a web service to catch these parameters and perform the verification update. However, the Apple Client SDK only sends a URL pointing to my Appwrite app.
How can I add a route to the domain where Appwrite is hosted (e.g., appwrite.my.domain/email-verification) or to a different domain (e.g., verification.appwrite.my.domain)?
EROR:
Invalid url param: URL host must be one of: localhost, appwrite.my.domain, console.appwrite.my.domain, local
Add your domain here
I got it. I will try it now. Thank you so much.
you're welcome
I'm using Appwrite along with its built-in reverse proxy. How can I leverage Appwrite's built-in reverse proxy to manage my verification service? For example, Appwrite is hosted at appwrite.my.domain, and the verification service is at verification.appwrite.my.domain.
Appwrite utilizes traefik for routing. You have to explain more in detail what "verification.appwrite.my.domain" is supposed to be
Do you want to host something yourself?
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