Activities of "adamjenkins"

Looks like even though the return url is being passed in it then checks against options to allowed urls.

As this isn't a local url and is unique to each tenant I have made a new local url that redirects after the fact.

public class AccountController(ILegacyTenantAppService legacyTenantAppService)
    : AbpAccountImpersonationChallengeAccountController
{
    public override async Task<ActionResult> LogoutAsync(string returnUrl = "", string returnUrlHash = "")
    {
        var tenant = await legacyTenantAppService.GetLegacyIdAsync();
        if (returnUrl.IsNullOrEmpty() &&tenant.LegacyId > 0)
        {
            returnUrl = $"https://domain.com/login/{tenant.LegacyId}?logout=1";
        }

        return await base.LogoutAsync(returnUrl, returnUrlHash);
    }
}

Applied the change and fixed the if statement and still get the invalid_grant error.

Instead of us redirecting the user from the auth-server to tenant.auth-server then to the app. Is there a way for the app to persist the __tenant query string when the user gets redirected to /connect/authorize then to the /account/login?

HI,

Valid issuers is not the problem I am facing.

The issuer would have been the tenant version of the login page where as the app is using the authority.

How do I get an access token to share with you?

Hi,

Just sent an email with the logs and module classes.

Thanks