[keycloak-user] Disabling HTTPS Requirement

Stian Thorgersen sthorger at redhat.com
Thu Aug 22 03:00:34 EDT 2019


>From the issue you are linking to it looks like the issue may be that the
redirect_uri (the application trying to authenticate) is not using HTTPS.
At what point are you seeing this error? Is it while during a login to an
application or when accessing Keycloak directly (account console, admin
console, etc.)?

On Sun, 11 Aug 2019 at 23:11, Carrington Ellis <starz0rdesign at gmail.com>
wrote:

>
>
> Reference: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/KEYCLOAK-9889
>
> The reverse proxy in use has HTTPS enabled, “X-Forward-Proto along” with
> all it’s variants are set. Additionally I have enabled
> “PROXY_ADDRESS_FORWARDING” by setting this to true and
> “KEYCLOAK_ALWAYS_HTTPS” to false, yet attempting to access the
> Administration Console, I’m met with “We’re sorry: HTTPS required”. Despite
> having a HTTPS Proxy, the necessary headers set, Address Forwarding
> enabled, and Always HTTPS disabled, I’m still unable to access my
> Administration Console.
>
> I’ve linked a reference to the bug which is eerie similar to the same
> thing I’m experiencing currently, except that report was filled back on
> Version 5.0, and we are currently on 6.0, with 8.0 right on the horizon. Is
> there something missing here to disable this HTTPS check that appears to
> not function properly? If reverse proxying IS unsupported (which it
> shouldn’t be by any means), then this should be explicitly written in the
> documentation to prevent anyone from further attempting applying TLS in
> this manner.
>
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