@dan Thank you, yes I can use lamba, i did give it a try and it works fine 🙂
The authentication type does works too, but maybe more in a "workaround way".

Thanks

@dan Good afternoon... Thanks for answering... Yeah, it is duplicated.. Sorry it is the first time for me using the FA Forum and Because of that i made the mistake to duplicate the POST.

So, please go ahead and remove this one. Thank you

Also, they are not encrypted, they are just UUIDs being stored in a compact fashion.

@maxfusion said in How to implement invitation flow from a shareable link?:

Will that approach work when user signs up with FB/Google/Apple/etc identity providers?

It should.

Glad you found a way that worked for you.

@innocent-dzapasi Ah, that is quite an old version. (Over 2 years old).

What is in the system logs?

@garveymozga33 Thanks for your feedback. The basic cloud plan does not currently include backups and is not intended for production use.

@andres-garcia Do you mean for a given user? Or in general?

In general, you want to set the Tenant Session Timeout setting: https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/core-concepts/tenants#oauth

I believe that redirecting the user to the FusionAuth authorize url will extend the session (and the doc above implies it: The length of time an SSO session can be inactive before it is closed.).

I'd have to test that behavior.

Have you tried it?

@sswami

Do you have a support plan? If so, the best way to get support is to open a ticket: https://account.fusionauth.io/account/support/

@dan This was delivered in 1.27.0

@amith-kumar-shetty Excellent, glad you got it working!

@laurent-michel Great to hear!

Thanks Dan. I think we'll go with separate tenants.

(Apologies for the late reply, I wasn't auto-subscribed to this topic.)

@dan no problem at all. Completely understand it's tough offering support without reviewing how we have things setup.

Appreciate you shooting that link over and will do some investigation on our end to see what might work best for us.

Thanks!

Hi

We are also very interested in a solution on this issue 🙂

I wrote an issue : https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-issues/issues/1691

I give more details here.

@stephen

I think that makes sense to me. I would have to test this to fully ensure I remember the flow, but displaying 1 or two codes might be fine.

Thanks
Josh

@robotdan Thanks for the response.

This is not working as I expected. When I didn't provide a trustChallenge to the Two Factor Start API, I couldn't get the Change Password API to work. The message indicated that I needed to provide a trustToken, even though I was passing this into the API.

The workaround I found is that it worked when I provided a trustChallenge in the Two Factor Start API and the Change Password API.

@mariaplxrn

Can you confirm where/how you are building this link?

http://92.123.98.201:9011/oauth2/authorize?client_id=98909b30-hrg1-4141-93fb-387b9846bb94&response_type=code&redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A3000%2Foauth-redirect&scope=offline_access&state=8h7qqzysl3pglw1wlapm8s5guxu8l7saotgxfw2sadyo3kczm4nt7hu0wpudwhnnf3a&code_challenge=A7UFTcMEPUoRn0VXlixkqbHv61EPeN502sx0YgwiMjs&code_challenge_method=S256

If you are using something like our five minute guide, this link is built in the pug template in the views. You may have to make adjustments there.

https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-example-node

Thanks,
Josh