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There was an error while logging in: request to the redirect_uri path but there's no session state found #8
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that's usually a problem of a hostname/domainname mismatch between the URL that was accessed and the Redirect URI configured at the OP |
Having the same problem, but with ADFS which is configured with STS. After authentificating client is redirected to |
Checked domainname of adfs server resolution. It is resolved correctly. |
It seems like an issue can be with adfs settings which requires the redirect to be done to https endpoint. |
Any further infos on this? I get the same with keycloak on kuberntes. PROXY_HOST points to a service running on port 80 |
This happened to me because I hadn't set these: after setting them, it works. |
Had the same issue, further to above setting OID_SESSION_NAME alone was sufficient to enable session state via cookie tracking. |
Hi Guys, I ran into this error when i was trying to configure this on my local machine which worked when i set the session secret, session check and session name, but when i try to also run the same configuration on a remote server, it still fails with the same error. any help? here's a snap-shot of my configuration
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I was looking for a openid connect op reverse proxy to authenticat with Azure AD and sit in openshift in front of an application server assuming I get it all to run and run not as root.
Initially I had the problem noted above on the checking issuer.
I tried the latest release of the lua-resty files listed in the docker file, trying all the master releases and got the error
"There was an error while logging in: request to the redirect_uri path but there's no session state found"
It looks like the error in
zmartzone/lua-resty-openidc#213
The error is raised line 1324 of openidc.lua as the session isn't present from the error called.
I'm grateful for any thoughts. I tried turning debug on in the dockerfile and rebuilding, but maybe I need to do that in the openresty docker to get that to work to provide more information.
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