Hi Dan, not myself but yes, identical issue, i have used 3 machines in total to follow the installation guide, all with the same re-occurring issue above.
I did have this working a couple of weeks ago on my first try with no issue at all, however since then, i have tried to do the exact same again with no luck.
To check i wasnt being daft, i had a colleague attempt it too, on their machine, to no avail.
Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard - to be exact
Hi, any assistance on resolving this one please? thankyou
@dan Hi Dan, thankyou for your reply!
Yes thats correct, and i would need to check credentials from their http request, against a sql database
I really appreciate you assisting me !
I should note, i have been looking into the documentation provided, to narrow down what exactly i need to take on, but if anyone can advise (in their opinion) what i may need, that would be brilliant.
Hi, i am building an API layer for a c# SaaS platform which connects to a 3rd party DMS
I need to create a callback URL in order to grant an Authorization token to the user (without their direct login)
I have seen that i am able to achieve this with FusionAuth however im wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction, or if there are some instructions on how to achieve this?
I apologise if my request is rather vague, i am a self taught junior dev so would really appreciate some help in alleviating the confusion i have with the above as i dont need to use FusionAuth to its fullest capabilities.
Thankyou very much!