a year ago
I have my Laravel app working correctly except for the email verifier when a user registers it sends an email with the verification link like the following
https://my-domain.com/verify-email/1/661b90ddc6789cc36c41e7db16e25a717fcf23fc?expires=1626719702&signature=33g6c06b3e6c0da8a492250749be77de062e36ba3f14b73ffbc5866e30de2238
but when accessing the link it generates error 403 Invalid Signature
I have already verified the environment variables, and everything seems to be fine, in my local environment it works perfectly.
Does anyone know why it doesn't work?
11 Replies
a year ago
Hi did you find the solution? I have the same problem.
a year ago
Hello,
The first thing I did was to verify that in the .env file the APP_URL variable is correctly defined with https
APP_URL="https://my-domian.com"
and that this URL is the same as the one that is arriving in the verification email
Second, the use of https must be forced in the AppServiceProvider file boot() method you must have the following
if ($this->app->environment('production')) {
URL::forceScheme('https');
}
agentaldo
Hello,The first thing I did was to verify that in the .env file the APP_URL variable is correctly defined with httpsAPP_URL="https://my-domian.com"and that this URL is the same as the one that is arriving in the verification emailSecond, the use of https must be forced in the AppServiceProvider file boot() method you must have the followingif ($this->app->environment('production')) {URL::forceScheme('https');}
a year ago
Hello, yes I have tried it, also with: protected $proxies = '*'; but I still have the same error. I don't know what it could be. Thanks 
agustina-ledesma
Hello, yes I have tried it, also with: protected $proxies = '*'; but I still have the same error. I don't know what it could be. Thanks
a year ago
You have also verified that the time zone is correct, this may be affected by the expiration time generated by the email verification token.
agentaldo
You have also verified that the time zone is correct, this may be affected by the expiration time generated by the email verification token.
a year ago
Do you mean the region in settings?
agustina-ledesma
Do you mean the region in settings?
a year ago
Yes, if the server time is out of date, the URL may expire prematurely. Check the time on the server and the environment variable
APP_TIMEZONE
agentaldo
Yes, if the server time is out of date, the URL may expire prematurely. Check the time on the server and the environment variableAPP_TIMEZONE
a year ago
yes I also checked, sadly it doesn't work for me. I still get a 403 error :(
agustina-ledesma
yes I also checked, sadly it doesn't work for me. I still get a 403 error :(
a year ago
At the time I had that error, those were the things I checked to fix it, if you want us to check to try to find the problem you can write to me at this email urielalejandro.lp@gmail.com
agentaldo
At the time I had that error, those were the things I checked to fix it, if you want us to check to try to find the problem you can write to me at this email urielalejandro.lp@gmail.com
a year ago
gracias !! <3
agustina-ledesma
gracias !! <3
a year ago
What version of Laravel do you have?
Oh by the way, can you share your bootstrap/app.php file here so we can see how you have it configured, and?
a year ago
I added HTTPS true, in addition to forcing the url, and it seems to work fine.
if (env('APP_ENV') === 'production') {
URL::forceScheme('https');
$this->app['request']->server->set('HTTPS', true) ///here ;
}
Status changed to Closed brody • 12 months ago