Support OpenID Connect dans une instance Discourse auto-hébergée

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Bonjour,

Nous avons une instance Discourse auto-hébergée sur AWS. J’ai installé le plugin OpenID Connect (GitHub - discourse/discourse-openid-connect: Allows an OpenID Connect provider to be used as an authentication provider for Discourse · GitHub) et nous souhaitons l’intégrer avec Amazon Cognito. J’ai suivi les étapes indiquées dans le lien ci-dessous :
Discourse OpenID Connect (OIDC)

Cependant, je rencontre l’erreur suivante :

discourse
discourse916×452 22.3 KB

L’intégration via OpenID Connect nécessite-t-elle obligatoirement un plan professionnel ? Sinon, existe-t-il une méthode pour l’intégrer dans une version auto-hébergée ? Merci de bien vouloir clarifier ce point.

Cordialement,
Saikrishna

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No it doesn’t! The hosted plans are not licenses to use any part of Discourse, they are simply hosting plans. Plugins are split between plans to allow a more efficient setup, as more plugins require more computing resource (RAM, storage, CPU speed etc). So you can use any plugin and as many plugins as you like on a self-hosted instance while taking note of the needed computing resource.

If you need a way/guide to setup OpenID with Amazon Cognito, see this guide here: Anyone have a working AWS Cognito configuration w/ ouath2, openid or sso? - #4 by weallwegot

Feel free to always use the search :mag: to find stuff like this :wink:, I just found that by searching.

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Thanks Osioke
I have tried the above steps you have mentioned, iam getting the below error message, i have followed the steps mentioned in the link

{“code”:“BadRequest”,“message”:“The server did not understand the operation that was requested.”,“type”:“client”}