Hi, I tested the situation. As you say yes, and this is actually expected.
Since it is a saas service, even if you do what you want to do, you will have to open the service to outside at the end of the day. Furthermore, to do what you want to do, you will need to pass the token as a parameter to the saas service or prepare a login UI.
For more information, you can check here: https://medium.com/we-code/hangfire-dashboard-and-jwt-authentication-751aae3bcd4a
My suggestion is not to add hangfire to saas service or other services. You can create a separate host application for this (similar to auth-server), then set the necessary dependencies and access hangfire from there.
The question seems to have been closed by the bot, but if the related problem is still not fixed, please feel free to open it.
Thank you for the detailed explanation, I will test it as soon as possible.
Any chance of posting a minimally reproducible example so I can reproduce the problem faster?
I suspect that you are not logged in because the error code is 401 (Unauthorized), but I will test the situation and reply to you again.
I'm waiting for your response then. Also if the question is closed by the bot you don't have to worry, you can reopen it 😊
Yes, it supports.
See the documentation: https://docs.abp.io/en/commercial/latest/modules/identity/two-factor-authentication
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Can you do what is said here and try again?
Hi,
Thanks for the confirmation.
So, I close the question.
You can access the sample application from this link.
The application may not work for you because all keys and libs are deleted.
However, you can search for Yourkey in the solution and write your own key.
For libraries, just run the following command in *.IdentityServer and *.HttpApi.Host project.
abp install-libs
