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"No service was found." when clicking Sign In #33
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And btw I am working on simpler configuration and then I'll prepare video tutorial |
Hi, Is it correct that all LDAPD_ variables can be chosen freely and all GSUITE_ variables should match our Gsuite setup? |
try to clean all and setup from scratch:
Yes, that's generaly true |
It's still not working - something is wrong with my Gsuite settings I suppose: Last output from
PS: Many thanks, your efforts are really appreciated! |
Hey, After double-checking our Gsuite settings a few times, I don't think the issue is with my Gsuite settings now as the private key is successfully loaded but there appears to be an issue to reaching http://localhost:8181/cxf/oidc/. Any ideas?
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Hi,
We currently have a FreeRADIUS running, but would like to login with our Gsuite credentials.
After running a few times through all commands in the installation procedure, I'm hitting the same error "No service was found." when clicking Sign in on http://localhost:8181/#/sign-in - Screenshot here.
Some files that might help:
karaf.log
(anonymized) docker-compose.yml
Personally I think there is something wrong with my docker-compose file, as I'm not really sure of the variables. Could you perhaps enlighten me which we could choose ourselves and which should match what variable in our Gsuite admin?
Note we're not using LDAP already, I wasn't sure if one is created with the Docker or we should create one ourselves first ?
Many thanks!
PS: A video tutorial for the Gsuite configuration would be really helpful!
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