Can't authenticate private channel, problem with Windows authentication about laravel-echo-server

[gaillafr]

Hi @Crinsane,

I faced the same issue and resolved it by manually adding 'http://' in 'authHost' & 'host'.

Hope it helps !

[shijunti19]

if "authHost": "http://nevermind.dev",
null
Could not send authentication request.

if "authHost": "nevermind.dev",
Error: Invalid URI "nevermind.dev/broadcasting/auth"
Could not send authentication request.

[rijensky]

I'm facing the same problem, I think with you it's just a typo.

This is your code:
"authHost": "http://intranet",

And it shoud be:
"authHost": "http://intranet.dev",

Hope that helps. I'm going to look for typos in my code.
If anyone sees anything wrong here, please help :(

{
"appKey": "base64:qVtWajlvBUnCpzddFueY/bXM1U34BmqtbPYTtyqxbRM=",
//"appKey": "r8fiq6hbtk7fo5aa9s1o0h29nbeuq5pd1c1ngsimu99kciebado8m1dbs506",
"authEndpoint": "/broadcasting/auth",
"authHost": null,
"database": "redis",
"databaseConfig": {
"redis": {},
"sqlite": {
"databasePath": "/database/laravel-echo-server.sqlite"
}
},
"devMode": false,
"host": "nevermind.dev",
"port": "6001",
"protocol": "http",
"referrers": [],
"sslCertPath": "",
"sslKeyPath": "",
"verifyAuthPath": true,
"verifyAuthServer": false
}

[rijensky]

Solved it.
The authHost should include http and the host must not include http.
For example, on the nevermind.dev laravel-echo-server.json, it should look like this:

"authHost": "http://nevermind.dev",
"host": "nevermind.dev",

[feenx]

+1

[khaledelmahdi]

Same results as @shijunti19

[Crinsane]

This issue is closed @tlaverdure But it's actually not solved.
When you have Windows Authentication activated on IIS, it's impossible to use this, because there are no Windows credentials send for the NTLM authentication. Is there a way to specify those?

[feenx]

I'm getting the results listed above running this in my development
environment running on Ubuntu thru vagrant so Windows is not in between
there for me.

On Thu, Oct 13, 2016, 6:40 AM Rob Gloudemans [email protected]
wrote:

This issue is closed @tlaverdure https://github.com/tlaverdure But it's
actually not solved.
When you have Windows Authentication activated on IIS, it's impossible to
use this, because there are no Windows credentials send for the NTLM
authentication. Is there a way to specify those?

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[jonnywilliamson]

Yes, this is something I get a lot of as well.

Still trying to do more debugging

[jonnywilliamson]

@Crinsane @rijensky

Hey guys don't use .dev for your urls

I've been badly bitten with this!

#57

[feenx]

#53 (comment)

[jaceju]

I had the same problem too, but I found the response from laravel-echo-server had this error:

RedisBroadcaster->auth(object(Request)) in BroadcastManager.php line 306

And RedisBroadcaster would throw exception when:

if (Str::startsWith($request->channel_name, ['private-', 'presence-']) && ! $request->user())

The $request->user() will be null if the session is not authenticated. So it should add auth middleware to web routes before you using Echo.

FYR.

[feenx]

My issue was that I had the server running on a different host than my app was running on. So the laravel auth cookies weren't being sent along the websocket so it could be used to auth.

#53 (comment)

[asvechkar]

still have this problem

[stoneworld]

still have this problem

[xiuxiubiu]

I resolved it.
authHost: http://example.com
host: example.com
do not http.

[tlaverdure]

Not sure if this is still happening, but if it is, please open a new issue.

[1mursaleen]

Soultion to Common Problems faced by many users while setting up Laravel Echo
https://gist.github.com/rauschmerscen/2f2265976d59267f3bfccb339b27be44