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The redirect URL sent to an Oauth IdP like Keycloak appears to be hard-coded using the default SSL port of 443.
For those running a true out-of-the-box Docker deployment, or for those testing LowCoder on a system with multiple web sites, 443 may not be an option for hosting Lowcoder, in which case the redirect URL sent to the Oauth provider will fail.
If it were possible configure--either through environment variable or Docker-compose.yaml entries--a base URL that was used to construct URLs like the Oauth redirect URL, that would allow users to run Lowcoder on nonstandard SSL ports.
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The redirect URL sent to an Oauth IdP like Keycloak appears to be hard-coded using the default SSL port of 443.
For those running a true out-of-the-box Docker deployment, or for those testing LowCoder on a system with multiple web sites, 443 may not be an option for hosting Lowcoder, in which case the redirect URL sent to the Oauth provider will fail.
If it were possible configure--either through environment variable or Docker-compose.yaml entries--a base URL that was used to construct URLs like the Oauth redirect URL, that would allow users to run Lowcoder on nonstandard SSL ports.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: