@altear147 OK, let's try this. Go into the FusionAuth AdminUI.

Go to Applications
Find your application
select View
find the OAuth2 & OpenID Connect Integration details section
copy the OAuth IdP login URL

use that for the value of the url. Let me know if that works.

@altear147 can you try to use application Id of the application in FusionAuth for the client_id instead of the google client id and see if that works?

@altear147 Can you please give the full text (minus any secrets) of the error?

@altear147 is the error referring to the FusionAuth application client id or the Google Client Id? Is the error coming form FusionAuth or Google?

@altear147 Would you mind please reposting the images. I removed them as I felt with a little work some of the private information would have been revealed with them. Please completely block the secret information.

@joseantonio said in How to setup reverse proxy for an SSO session bootstrap:

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Thank you for sharing. What is the error that you are getting about the response_type?

@dev I am not sure you can set that level of debugging in FusionAuth. You can change logging in the AdminUI for various things like Lambdas, CORS filter, and that sort of thing.

@hamza-chouaibi Have you been through the FusionAuth and Proxies documentation? Are you sure Nginx has been configured properly?

@dev I was able to find this post about the ADDITIONAL_JAVA_ARGS and logging, but it doesn't seem to be a great answer. Can you tell me a little more specifically about what kind of information you are after? Maybe there is another way to it.

@prithwhat It is tough to troubleshoot without isolating the issues. You could use the APIs to remove the theme.

Not real sure where to go other than that right now. How many users and apps do you have configured? What kind of hardware is FusionAuth running on?