Mike P on Nostr: nprofile1q…m32kp You could try to proxy the token request too. They get redirected ...
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They get redirected back to Auth0, which then contacts an internal token endpoint in your code.
Then your code forwards the token request to the original server - it knows which server to ask, in the same way it knew which server to redirect the browser to.
This is roughly how my own login project works: https://codeberg.org/FenTiger/FedIAM
They get redirected back to Auth0, which then contacts an internal token endpoint in your code.
Then your code forwards the token request to the original server - it knows which server to ask, in the same way it knew which server to redirect the browser to.
This is roughly how my own login project works: https://codeberg.org/FenTiger/FedIAM