/auth/google/redirect return network error 404

[blackmater]

I try to setup Google OAuth, editted .env file. Google icon appears in User Profile page as well as Log in page. When I click Google setup it stucks at spining circle screen. Then I check network status it return 404. Just upgrade to 7.8, same issue. Did I missed something? I try input some random string in Facebook and Github to test the OAuth setting. It also return 404. There must be some kind of routing error. Any suggestion?

[ildyria]

Hi, I will double check.

[ildyria]

@blackmater I am not able to fully verify what is wrong but, by setting in my .env

GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=MY CLIENT ID
GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=SUPER SECRET

From this page:

and having set the authorized redirect URL (that's where I'm blocked, as my test bench is under lychee.test which is not a valid TLD)

I do get the followings:

1. icons display on the profile and the login page.
2. When clicking on it on the profile page I am indeed redirected to Google.

Are you at least able to reproduce step 2?

[blackmater]

First step ok, icons display in log in page and profile page (G Set up Google). Never get a change to redirect to google when clicking the button. I manually try https://mydomain/auth/google/register, https://mydomain/auth/google/redirect, https://mydomain/auth/google/authenticate. All go to status 404. I've been trying this from ver 7.74 untill the latest 7.8.1. I have also install two fresh installation on other two domain, none of these work.

[ildyria]

Are you using docker? If so are you using the latest LycheeOrg image? If so did you restart your container after changing the .env files ?
As the container is running on Frankenphp as a base, the framework is loaded once at the start and then that's it. As a result, changes in the .env without restart have zero impact.

[blackmater]

No, I am using cloud shared hosting. I download zip file from Github. I have created my Google Client ID and Client Secret Key from Google. Everytime I change .env file I will run php artisan terminal command to clear config and cache.