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Why is my Salesforce web login not working?
The aforementioned command opens the Salesforce login page in the web browser, so I log in using my Developer Hub Trial Org credentials and click Allow. After that, web browser show me an error: “This site can’t be reached. localhost took too long to respond”. I don’t know what happen.
Why is Salesforce Org unable to connect to OAuth?
Seems like what’s happening is, SFDX sets up a temporary web server on your own computer so that when your OAuth flow is finished, the browser has a way of handing the token back to SFDX and signalling that it’s completed the flow. So if you are unable to reach that localhost:1717 URL… why?
How to log in to a Salesforce site?
In a command window, I enter: in order to log in to the trial Dev Hub that I created. The aforementioned command opens the Salesforce login page in the web browser, so I log in using my Developer Hub Trial Org credentials and click Allow. After that, web browser show me an error: “This site can’t be reached. localhost took too long to respond”.
How to fix Auth issue in Salesforce CLI?
Steps to fix: Go to the root folder (under your user name) for .sfdx and delete all the files (json). These must have been created from the old logins. I was getting the same error as the original post, “Verify the OAuth configuration for this org.
How to enable OAuth in Salesforce DX Dev hub?
This will automatically open your browser and prompt you to login to the dev hub. Use the credentials that you used to create the Salesforce DX authorized dev hub. Click Allow when the Oauth Flow prompts you to. Was the last solution helpful? Thanks you so much!
Why is there no Auth response in Salesforce?
ERROR: No org configuration found for name DevHub. ERROR: No scratch orgs can be found. I think the problem is auth response. After I authenticate in the browser, the CLI doesn’t receive my Dev Hub credentials, so the “Successfully authorized [email protected] with org id 000000000000” message doesn’t appears in the console.