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Salamek / gitlab-tools

Web application providing tools not avaiable in GitLab CE (Gitlab push/pull mirror and more)
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The redirect URI included is not valid #21

Closed jonaharagon closed 5 years ago

jonaharagon commented 5 years ago

I have github-tools installed and running, but when I sign in I get the following error in GitLab:

The redirect URI included is not valid

My callback URL in the GitLab application is set to https://gitlab-tools.domain/sign/in/do, so I'm not sure what else I can check or do to troubleshoot this.

jonaharagon commented 5 years ago

For some reason it was setting http in the redirect_uri instead of https:

... &redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2Fgitlab-tools.domain%2Fsign%2Fin%2Fdo ...

I have it behind an nginx reverse proxy which may be why. Changing it to https in the URL gives me the authorization form, but then when I accept I get a new error, this time in gitlab-tools:

Login failed: 401 Client Error: Unauthorized for url: https://gitlab.domain/oauth/token
jonaharagon commented 5 years ago

I ended up installing it again on the server with nginx directly with uwsgi and it works. Before I was running nginx as a reverse proxy to the built-in webserver since I had nginx on an entirely different VM, but I guess that doesn't work.

Two notes, Flask-Script didn't install by itself so the installation initially failed, I needed to install python3-pip and run pip install Flask-Script to get it working. And the initial setup doesn't create a secret key of any kind, and that wasn't documented in the README. But it works now!

Salamek commented 5 years ago

@JonahAragon i added Flask-Script as depedency viz https://github.com/Salamek/gitlab-tools/commit/ce9c4ecd5cece984fe560a4926ffe55870f1ab7c

SECRET_KEY is generated by post_install script in app... and that failed due to missing Flask-Script...