Callback URL for Oauth about kepler HOT 11 OPEN

I advise you to make you own instance of kepler I to use the new official docker image: https://github.com/Keplerjs/Keplerjs-Docker

Already using the new version, update worked flawless

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This is what i did and it works from what i see as the environment variables inside the container are set correctly.

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hi in fact it is not something documented in the Kepler project because you should find documentation of this in MetorJs:
https://docs.meteor.com/packages/oauth-encryption.html

anyway these are the back urls used in the official demo, you should i think just replace your domain

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I advise you to make you own instance of kepler I to use the new official docker image:
https://github.com/Keplerjs/Keplerjs-Docker

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@weidi if you think it can be better indicated in the documentation I ask you if you can give a small contribution of a few lines, the same documentation is under an open source license here:
https://github.com/Keplerjs/docs/blob/master/docs/settings.md

so I can insert you among the contributors of project

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@weidi if you think it can be better indicated in the documentation I ask you if you can give a small contribution of a few lines, the same documentation is under an open source license here: https://github.com/Keplerjs/docs/blob/master/docs/settings.md

so I can insert you among the contributors of project

I just tried to get google and github oauth to work and from what i understand it should be enough to configure the .env and populate ClientID and Secret but i keep receiving

I woudl expect to break things when using ServiceConfiguration or google-config-ui?

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you need to fil this fields:

or for diable google oauth se to false:

like this minimal kepler configuration without oauth services:
https://github.com/Keplerjs/Kepler/blob/master/private/settings.light-ui.json#L164

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This is what i did and it works from what i see as the environment variables inside the container are set correctly.

yes it's correct!

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This is what i did and it works from what i see as the environment variables inside the container are set correctly.

yes it's correct!

My comment was a bit misleading, i did these settings but they are not reflected in the UI, so no oAuth possible.

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@weidi unfortunately I noticed that the packages used for oauth are actually broken ... I think due to the changes of the Ouauth api of the third party services, fb, twitter etc

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@weidi if you are interested in being part of the keplerjs organization I can place you among the members.
I see that you are a curious user to how it works, maybe this can be an opportunity to try to make some changes to the code

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