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See original GitHub issueI’ve been able to follow your installation instructions successfully. After setting this up, deploying the lambda stack and API gateway, creating a new OIDC provider for it, creating a new Cognito app client, setting my github shim as its identity provider, and configuring an AWS Amplify app to use this app client for its auth, I’m currently getting the following error when trying to log in with my github username and password:
Unable to verify secret hash for client <app_client_id>
Hoping you might help answer a few questions:
- What settings do I need to activate on my cognito app client? Do I need to set Callback URL(s), Sign out URL(s)? Do I need to check any allowed OAuth flows? How about OAuth scopes?
- Does this handle 2FA?
- Are there any additional logs where I could find more detail about failed login attempts to try to troubleshoot further?
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:6 (6 by maintainers)
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I’m going to close this because it doesn’t seem related to this repository. Please feel free to reopen if this changes or you have anything to add.
Thanks for the detailed response! I did put the client id and secret into my config.sh file as directed. The error message I’m getting is being displayed on the boilerplate login page that I’m using as part of the AWS Amplify framework. I’m not getting redirected to the github login page.