OpenID AzureAD Errors #2212
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I have exactly the same problem, if you know the solution, I would be very interested. |
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I can't really comment on what may help without seeing some configuration, with sensitive values redacted of course could this be part of the issue? FusionAuth/fusionauth-issues#153 Also if you're willing to share credentials so I can test this out, feel free to email me (on my github profile) |
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So the exact same problem is not true, but it ends in an “Internal Server” error. when does this happens: The user goes to the provided URL LibreChat reports: LibreChat writes the above error to the log and displays: “Internal Server Error” Then nothing works anymore. The configuration was done 1:1 as described here: The content of the config looks like this (anonymized) OPENID_CLIENT_ID=xxxxxxxx-aaaa-4212-716-5dsfxx1f5xxxxxx Unfortunately, I can't give you access, but can you tell me what else you need? Detailed Error Log: |
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Actually, ive gotten it on 3 different instances, 3 different azure sso
definitions.
Each has the same behavior.
Quite frankly, im stumped
…On Sat, May 4, 2024, 23:27 Ronny Troxler ***@***.***> wrote:
Looks good to me, the same as mine.
Try regenerating the key on the Azure page under Certificates & Secrets.
I also had this error once, and then, deep in the logs at LibreChat, I saw
that something seemed to be wrong with the secret.
After I regenerated it and entered the new one, it worked.
At best, Libre Chat stumbles with a character ....
Just a guess ...
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Hi,
We've enabled Azure Login and configured everything per the documentation.
however now after nearly 2 weeks - we started seeing this in the logs:
did not find expected authorization request details in session, req.session["oidc:login.microsoftonline.com"] is undefined
when does this happens:
If a user performs a LogOut operation - this happens again.
I was able to trace those requests in AzureAD, under its application and the logs and it appears as Interrupted on Azure side, due to Default Security settings - in other words, MFA.
Is there a particular configuration that is able to circumvent this without disabling security features which are naturally important.
Thanks
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