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    • RE: Is it possible to change the Tenant issue domain?

      Hi @mark-robustelli ,

      thanks for the fast reply.

      For the JWT that was working perfectly. Now i also would like to adjust the "OAuth2 & OpenID Connect Integration details" .
      On all custom Apps but also at the default "FusionAuth".

      Because there is also still the old domain sso.dev.domain.example instead of sso.domain.example .

      I tried the same with re-generating and adjusting the URL's directly at the application. But still the URL's remain unchanged.

      OAuth IdP login URL is still: sso.dev.domain.example
      Tenant Issuer URL is: sso.domain.example

      And additional Info: For test purpose i also created a new Tenant with new domain: new.sso.domain.example and if I also create a new App and assign it to the new tenant also the new App does have the very old Domain sso.dev.domain.example . That's strange, i thought if I would create a new tenant and new application that they would have the "updated" domain already.

      Thanks a lot!

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    • Is it possible to change the Tenant issue domain?

      I started fusionauth with one specific url sso.dev.domain.example.

      Now i would like to change the domain to sso.domain.example.

      If I adjust the Issuer URL at the Tenant it doesn't update the Application URLs like
      OAuth IdP login URL, Logout URL etc.

      Is there a way to adjust the FusionAuth domain?
      If I use the new domain sso.domain.example i did get 403 Errors during login.

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    • Setting fusionauth-app.http.cookie-same-site-policy to none in Version 1.4x

      Our issue is that the fusionauth.sso cookie is set to Lax instead of None and we didn't figure out how to change that cause i think the setting fusionauth-app.http.cookie-same-site-policy is Deprecated already. Because it doesn't have any effect anymore.

      There is may already an related GitHub Issue ( https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-issues/issues/1414 ).

      Is there a another way to set the same-site-policy to none?

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