[BUG] Invalid Redirect Error

[snoopythe3-from-scratch]

Important

Before you tell me to update chrome, I literally can't

Describe the bug
Shows "Invalid Redirect" when I try to sign in

Expected behavior
Redirect to coding hut an log me in

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: ChromeOS
• Browser Chrome
• Version 103.0.5060.132 (Official Build) (64-bit)

Additional context
My chrome is outdated. It is Not an issue with scratch auth

[kRxZykRxZy]

I'll look into this, it might not be your browser

[kRxZykRxZy]

It's actually a problem with ScratchAuth, ScratchAuth sent an invalid request code to the server. Try again

[Fluffy728]

Or use the APIAuth

[kRxZykRxZy]

Or use the APIAuth

I deleted APIAuth due to some server issues, the cors wasn't working so I'm trying to fix it, I can't do it directly from the frontend because scratch api blocks frontend requests so the only way to do it is with backend.

[Fluffy728]

Or use the APIAuth

I deleted APIAuth due to some server issues, the cors wasn't working so I'm trying to fix it, I can't do it directly from the frontend because scratch api blocks frontend requests so the only way to do it is with backend.

Nooo! Please keep it I was gonna add a feature so you can link coding hut account with coding hut forums but…

[kRxZykRxZy]

Or use the APIAuth

I deleted APIAuth due to some server issues, the cors wasn't working so I'm trying to fix it, I can't do it directly from the frontend because scratch api blocks frontend requests so the only way to do it is with backend.

Nooo! Please keep it I was gonna add a feature so you can link coding hut account with coding hut forums but…

I was gonna add it but I'm still fixing some stuff cos it's not working.

[mcgdj]

I think APIAuth is the ldeal login system for this. We shouldn't have to deal with something broken that's not ours, like scratch auth. But first, we need to fix it. Even if it was a browser issue we need compatibility

[kRxZykRxZy]

I think APIAuth is the ldeal login system for this. We shouldn't have to deal with something broken that's not ours, like scratch auth. But first, we need to fix it. Even if it was a browser issue we need compatibility

Give me like 2 days to fix api auth

[mcgdj]

Great thanks

[mcgdj]

Any updates?

[kRxZykRxZy]

Any updates?

I can't do it know, I have to wait until the end of this month because I hit the hosting limits on render.

[Fluffy728]

Any updates?

I can't do it know, I have to wait until the end of this month because I hit the hosting limits on render.

Then request more since it is open source project or buy it.

[kRxZykRxZy]

Any updates?

I can't do it know, I have to wait until the end of this month because I hit the hosting limits on render.

Then request more since it is open source project or buy it.

I'm gonna buy an rpi 5 and host the backend and then I'll get a domain or sub-domain and host this site with a better URL

[mcgdj]

Great, but don't get the cheapest option like I did. That was a mistake: I ended up with a rev. 1.0.

[mcgdj]

I also have a Chromebook stashed somewhere... I can update via settings, but wait, you can't?
For me, I also have a mid-2011 MacBook Air I reimaged to ChromeOS for reviving it. But since your build is 64-bit, it's strange that you can't update.

[kRxZykRxZy]

I also have a Chromebook stashed somewhere... I can update via settings, but wait, you can't? For me, I also have a mid-2011 MacBook Air I reimaged to ChromeOS for reviving it. But since your build is 64-bit, it's strange that you can't update.

Instead of a rpi 5 I might buy a thin client for about 20-30 quid with 4gb ram, Windows 10 and 32gb ssd, good for hosting about 50-100 lightweight express servers or flask, and can host about 3 Web scrapers (which I don't need)

[mcgdj]

That's a bit dangerous. Windows 10 will stop recieving updates soon. Do you know if it can upgrade to windows 11? If not, the system should be fine for now, but may need Linux instead in the long run. (if you need to use windows on a Linux machine, I can show you how to run it in a virtual machine - it's faster than running it natively... Or just look it up.) Good luck with your setup!

[mcgdj]

But wait, that's overkill. Couldn't you just get an rpi zero 2 w instead and save money and energy? (I got mine for web scraping, 15 USD.)

[kRxZykRxZy]

But wait, that's overkill. Couldn't you just get an rpi zero 2 w instead and save money and energy? (I got mine for web scraping, 15 USD.)

Update, I found a thin client for 2 USD 4gb ram and Windows 10,

That's a bit dangerous. Windows 10 will stop recieving updates soon. Do you know if it can upgrade to windows 11? If not, the system should be fine for now, but may need Linux instead in the long run. (if you need to use windows on a Linux machine, I can show you how to run it in a virtual machine - it's faster than running it natively... Or just look it up.) Good luck with your setup!

I don't know if I can upgrade it to Windows 11 I'll read some more about it.

[mcgdj]

2 dollars? That's cheaper than a tiny ball of string. When did the product launch? (in amazon you can find it in the product table). If recent, I might want a few for myself.

[kRxZykRxZy]

2 dollars? That's cheaper than a tiny ball of string. When did the product launch? (in amazon you can find it in the product table). If recent, I might want a few for myself.

It's was eBay, I lost the product because I forgot to put it on the whatch list. It's just like an old (really old) computer, it launched in the 2000s

[mcgdj]

Oof. I don't think that's a very good buy anymore. With 25 years of sitting, I doubt it will be able to run the tasks as advertised. However, you can make a server folder in this repro so I can host it on my rpi 4 that I ditched for my rpi 5 a few months ago.