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    HTTPS in 1.47.1 doesn't work

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      brad
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      When I enable HTTPS in 1.47.1, I'm able to connect to the admin interface and everything looks fine. However, when I try to login as an admin, I get the error shown below:

      CleanShot 2023-09-29 at 14.50.47@2x.png

      This is running on a Ubuntu 22 server, installed from the Debian package. I configured the HTTPS in fusionauth.properties as follows:

      fusionauth-app.https.enabled=true
      fusionauth-app.https.port=9013
      fusionauth-app.https.certificate-file=/path/to/my/certificate.crt
      fusionauth-app.https.private-key-file=/path/to/my/key.key
      

      When I login via HTTP, the admin interface comes right up.

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        dan @brad
        last edited by

        @brad

        Hmmm.

        Did you see any errors in the system logs?

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          brad @dan
          last edited by

          @dan No, nothing that seemed relevant. I ended up using Cloudflare as a proxy. That works fine, but it would be simpler to just enable HTTPS in FusionAuth.

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            dan @brad
            last edited by

            @brad Hmm. Thanks for the feedback. Seems like it should have worked.

            If you feel like it, please log an issue on our GH issues list: https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-issues/issues/ with as much detail as you would like. Feel free to reference this issue.

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