Closed novadeviator closed 3 years ago
The fix has landed with version 4.1.
Am I wrong if I say that, in order to workaround this issue, we should set auth_header
to false for bitwarden in /etc/ssowat/conf.json
until there is a proper fix or option brought by the bitwarden ynh app?
(This workaround is not very clean: after any package installation, it will be overridden, but maybe that's OK if a fix or option is introduced in bitwarden app quickly)
Florent
The fix has landed with version 4.1.
Am I wrong if I say that, in order to workaround this issue, we should set
auth_header
to false for bitwarden in/etc/ssowat/conf.json
until there is a proper fix or option brought by the bitwarden ynh app?(This workaround is not very clean: after any package installation, it will be overridden, but maybe that's OK if a fix or option is introduced in bitwarden app quickly)
Florent
I didn't have the time to deep dive into 4.1 and new permissions, but there would be a solution for the auth header issue causing the session expires immediately on login
Any news with this bug? I have the same on my yunohost instance.
@yalh76 @kay0u @alexAubin
thank you so much for this bugfix 👍
When I login with a confirmed and created user an interface flashes really quickly and I'm immediately logged out with an error by bitwarden - "Logged Out. Your login session has expired."
How can I debug this if this is a problem with js/css from yunohost?
I tried with safe-mode in FF and with completly fresh install of chromium-browser.