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I have it working. I use the self-signed cert and it seems to work fine without me having to install anything on the wiki.js side. Other things I can see that are different to what you have:
That seems to be everything on the wikijs side. Did you remember to grant the user or group they belong to as having access to the wikijs application within Authentik? |
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Hi, In fact, the solution was to add the following line in NGINX configuration (both entities, Authentik & Wiki):
I had nothing to change on WikiJS side. |
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Hello, everything is in the title! I don't know what I'm doing wrong so I ask on the WikiJS side too.
This is a copy paste of the Authentik topic I opened here: goauthentik/authentik#7974
Describe the bug
Despite I was able to configure a working Portainer Oauth, I can't get WikiJS to work with same user
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Configuration of WikiJS (wich is not a one to one match of the documentation (some extra fields
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Maybe some of you did already configure this successfully, any clue where I should start looking? Thanks in advance 😉
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