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User's can't log in with SSO suddenly: The absolute expiration value must be in the future. #4576
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It was working perfectly fine on beta 6.2, but I tried reverting back to that version, and while it runs, it then doesn't let anyone log in (not even owners) |
The resolution to this issue was the time zone in the Bitwarden Unified container cannot be set to the local time zone. It has to explicitly be set to UTC (this doesn't appear to be in the documentation btw). |
Steps To Reproduce
Owners can log in just fine.
But if a user needs to log in:
They enter their email address.
Click on Enterprise single sign-on
Enter their SSO identifier
It them comes up with this new error:
Window has the title: Error - SSO
The page has:
Error
There was an unexpected error during single sign-on.
The absolute expiration value must be in the future.
Request ID: <then a string of 55 characters> in the format: nn-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-nn
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Version 2024.7.3
Expected Result
Should kick off to SSO but it's not
Actual Result
User cna't log in
Screenshots or Videos
No response
Additional Context
No response
Githash Version
85ddd08-dirty
Environment Details
Container running version: bitwarden/self-host:beta
Web page is showing it as version 2024.7.1
Database Image
Mariadb container running version: 11.4.2-MariaDB-ubu2404
Issue-Link
#2480
Issue Tracking Info
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