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      muhammadfatihmaulana434
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      Hi im new in FusionAuth with my project. i've problem with my http://localhost/auth/callback it didn't show this, 412b21cc-ea80-4461-98f9-3cecb14c8a20-image.png but return this.
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      I clone the code from the Github and follow the step by step and I got stucked on it.
      The Tutorial : https://fusionauth.io/blog/single-sign-on-laravel-fusionauth

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        dan @muhammadfatihmaulana434
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        Hi @muhammadfatihmaulana434 !

        Thanks for using FusionAuth.

        Can you confirm that your laravel application is running? Is it running in docker or on the localhost?

        One thing that can often help is to enable debugging on the application screen in FusionAuth, and then check the Event Log (under System -> Event Log in the FusionAuth admin UI).

        Can you please try that and share any additional debugging you've attempted?

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          muhammadfatihmaulana434 @dan
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          @dan I run it in docker, I try it again with different file project and I got this. ae6ffe44-0a74-45ad-a58b-c6d07875eb24-image.png
          so, what must I do?

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            dan @muhammadfatihmaulana434
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            @muhammadfatihmaulana434 Ah, if you run both services in docker, you need to use their docker hostnames if they are all in the same network (perhaps using docker-compose). Or you can use host.docker.internal to refer to the host machine, which has ports mapped to each docker image.

            https://docs.docker.com/desktop/networking/ has more details.

            Alternatively, run the Laravel application outside of docker.

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