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So does this solved? |
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FWIW, we had the same problem, one has to create an OpenID Connect Group and map that to a Team that has permission to actually view the dashboard of Dependency-Track. |
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Dependency-Track Version: v4.11.0
Distribution: Docker (+Traefik)
Database Server: PostgreSQL
We are attempting to connect the platform with Azure OAuth. Generally, it works - the user is successfully listed in "dependencytrack" under "OpenID Connect-User" - however, the user cannot log in.
Returning to the platform, we encounter the following messages and a lot "Forbidden (403)" Messages:
Following is the
docker-compose.yml
configuration:We have also tested several different configurations - unfortunately, the result was always the same.
Does anyone have an idea what mistake/setting we might have overlooked?
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