I'm trying to use Confluence with AWS Cognito.
I configured the client ID and secret, I added the full URL of my Cognito domain and pasted the callback URL to my settings.
When I save all the settings, I get the following error:
I'm not sure how to fix this. I followed the documentation and I Googled this error and found no solution.
Any help would be appreciated.
Hi @Daniel
I was checking some AWS Cognito documentation and found what could be the problem.
On Confluence OIDC configuration, the Issuer URL for the AWS Cognito IdP should be as follows:
https://cognito-idp.<your aws region>.amazonaws.com/<your pool id>
In my test case it would be something like this:
https://cognito-idp.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/us-east-1_0DyEuGvVB
With this set, you should be able to use the automatic configuration.
Let us know if this works to you.
Kind regards,
Thiago Masutti
@Thiago Masutti you were right! seems like that fixed that issue. Since that was the purpose of this thread, I'll continue on the other. I have a new issue related to the subject of that thread :)
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This means your Cognito system is not responding to your Confluence server's requests in a way that it understands.
The Confluence log will probably contain a bit more information about the problem (i.e. what the Cognito service said back to it), so having a look at them might help - see <confluence home>/logs/atlassian-confluence.log
But you might find more in the Cognito logs - hopefully it's logged the request from Confluence and if it has, it may be able to tell you exactly what is wrong.
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