Hi,
Dnia piątek, 5 maja 2017 08:39:19 CEST rl.subscriber(a)gmail.com pisze:
Hi, i encountered the same problem and my analysis is that it
*depends on
the mail client* you are using!!
Because, when you use for example *Outlook Webmail* it tries to render the
user action URL in the email and sends a request to open the URL. When this
happens the key is used and invalidated for further requests. As a
consequence, when the user clicks on the URL, the link is not valid and
cannot be used anymore.
Oh wow. I was debugging this for a month -- a single user out of thousands
could not reset their password. Turns out they've been using Outlook Webmail.
This does not happen with the classic Outlook Desktop Application.
From my point of view, this makes this execute-action-email feature
unusable.
From my point of view this is a serious bug in Outlook Webmail. This
is a
completely unexpected behavior, and one Keycloak cannot do much about.
It's
also something Outlook Webmail developers can fix easily.
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Pozdravi,
rashiq