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You need to log in first with that account to create the record. The documentation for admin accounts says 'Create a user account normally through the UI (using sign-up or Google auth features)', which is a little vague. Just boot the portal and sign in with the user account you wanted to make an admin.

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Getting Error: redirect_uri_mismatch.

Here is what I have in Credentials

I have tried the following, none of them works...
https://ndhsinnl145.pharma.aventis.com/single_cell/oauth2callback
https://ndhsinnl145.pharma.aventis.com/oauth2callback
https://ndhsinnl145.pharma.aventis.com/single_cell

Thanks for your help,
Esther

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If you read the SCP documentation under OAuth Credentials, you'll see the correct form for the redirect URI. I would urge you to read the 'DEPLOYING A PRIVATE INSTANCE' section thoroughly before continuing.

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No problem. That section was added recently as other developers who were standing up private instances had a lot of issues due to the order of operations in which certain things needed to happen. If you find something missing or incorrect, please let me know.

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My issue relates to the above @bistline comment about the URI redirect.... At the below step of setting up a private instance:

For 'Authorized Javascript Origins', enter the following:
* https://(your hostname)/single_cell

...I have done exactly that (except using my hostname) but get prompted with the error:

Invalid Origin: URIs must not contain a path or end with "/".

The offending character is the "/" between .com and single_cell. How did everyone else proceed past this step since every other private instance would also encounter this issue?

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Hi @bgriffen,

Very exciting to hear that you're setting up a private instance! The short (incomplete) answer is to use %2F in lieu of the slash character.

You may want to use a library that will automate such URL encoding tasks. For more details about URL Encoding, see https://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_urlencode.asp

Please note that Single Cell Portal staff regularly monitors questions submitted via [email protected]. I recommend that you submit any follow-on questions through that channel to ensure that we receive your inquiries in a timely manner.

Regards,
Jean

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Unfornately, that does not work either. Same error, with URL encoding as well. I'll send this follow-on question to that email address but wanted to put that here for those coming to this repo downstream.

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@bgriffen

Apologies - for JavaScript origins, only the domain should to be entered, such as https://your-domain.com or https://www.your-domain.com. It appears our README is incorrect in this section. I'll open up a PR to get that corrected. Sorry!

Jon
Single Cell Portal Team

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