Closed nrogerarkhn closed 1 month ago
Hi @nrogerarkhn It looks like something wrong with your proxy settings. As you don't have any error in the server log and as you get error after authorisation on your side with oAuth2 proxy.
Also you can set rootURI in cloudbeaver.conf (this issue can be helpful).
Hello @EvgeniaBzzz Thanks for your insights, I first set rootURI thanks to the issue you linked.
Then, I realized that in fact, the cookie from oAuth2 expired so the front couldn't access /api/
anymore (got 403 Forbidden). Hence the GraphQL error. And I couldn't hard reload because of my hacking of the rootURI.
I removed oAuth2 authentication on the /cloudbeaver/api/
endpoints and that solved my issue.
Thank you again!
Thanks for the update!
Describe the bug After I connect to oAuth2 proxy, when I get to Cloudbeaver after having been disconnected due to being idle, I'm welcomed by an error and I can't get to the main screen.
When I clear my cache and cookies, I can access Cloudbeaver's main screen normally again, until a new disconnection.
Stack trace on the app:
No log on the container side except for a debug log for a new web session.
To Reproduce Our stack is a bit tricky: we made a custom Helm chart for Cloudbeaver. We didn't do any config changes though, so everything is probably set to defaults. I'll still put the reproduction steps and I'll explain more in
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Additional context As written before, Cloudbeaver is packaged in a home-made Helm chart. The deployment is quite basic, with no ConfigMap nor custom configuration. The Ingress however, is a bit peculiar. We use Traefik, and there are 3 middlewares on Cloudbeaver's Ingress:
_ROOT_URI_
in the frontend from / to /cloudbeaver/I know it's a lot of custom and strange modifications, but if anyone has any insight on what can be done to fix this, I'll take it!
Thanks in advance.