Loging into SonarQube produces a page with an error message ‘The page you were looking for does not exist’. We have configured our environment to use HTTPS through a IIS redirect as outlined in the following documentation: Operating SonarQube Server | Documentation. When accessing the URL the first page allows the credentials to be entered. Once that is done the error page appears. Selecting the ‘Go back to the homepage’ link closes the error page and allows the site to function properly from that point forward. What needs to be done to get rid of this error page?
Hi,
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What handles your authentication? I suspect it’s delegated to SAML? In which case it sounds like the redirect URL is getting munged.
HTH,
Ann
Currently this is for logging in as an administrator in SonarQube. We are in the process of setting up our first environment. For security reasons we need to use HTTPS when connecting to sites, even internally. To do this we followed the instructions to place SonarQube behind an IIS reverse proxy. This page currently appears to be an annoyance but we want to fix it just incase it is an indication of something we do not yet see.
We do plan on using GitHub integration for login. Currently we are working on configuring that.
Hi,
You’re landing on the wrong page after using the native SonarQube login?
You might double-check the Administration → Server base URL (I don’t think that’s it), but this is far more likely to be something going sideways in your proxy.
Ann