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✅ Environment

  • Odoo version: 19 (Enterprise / Community, same behavior)
  • Deployment: Self-hosted via Docker
  • Database: PostgreSQL 15 / 16
  • OS: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
  • Python: 3.11
  • Reverse proxy: Nginx

location / { proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8069; proxy_set_header Host $host; proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme; }

🧪 Reproducible on a Brand-New Server (No Legacy Data)

  • Fresh Ubuntu 24.04 VPS
  • Installed using the official script:
    wget -O - https://nightly.odoo.com/odoo.sh | bash
  • Only module enabled: auth_oauth
  • Google OAuth configured from scratch with valid credentials

Results:

  • http://localhost:8069 → ✅ Works perfectly
  • https://mydomain.com (with Let's Encrypt & proxy) → 🔁 Infinite redirect loop

🧩 Symptoms

  1. Click “Login with Google”
  2. Google consent → success
  3. Redirects back to Odoo → infinite loop:

    /web/login → /auth_oauth/signin → /web/login?redirect=/web → ...

  4. Browser DevTools shows multiple 302 redirects
  5. Sometimes appears as:
    • “Invalid Credentials”
    • “CSRF cookie not set”

🔍 Odoo Log Extracts

2025-10-28 14:xx:xx,xxx WARNING ? werkzeug: Invalid OAuth2 token 2025-10-28 14:xx:xx,xxx INFO ? odoo.addons.auth_oauth.controllers.main: OAuth2 callback: code received 2025-10-28 14:xx:xx,xxx ERROR ? odoo.addons.auth_oauth.controllers.main: Failed to fetch user info: 401 Unauthorized

⚙️ Google Cloud OAuth Config

  • Authorized redirect URIs:

    https://mydomain.com/auth_oauth/signin http://localhost:8069/auth_oauth/signin

  • APIs enabled: People API, OAuth consent screen: External (Published)

⚙️ Odoo Provider Settings

FieldValue
NameGoogle
FlowOAuth 2.0
Client IDxxxxxxx.apps.googleusercontent.com
Scopeopenid email profile
Authorization URLhttps://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth
Token URLhttps://oauth2.googleapis.com/token
User Info URLhttps://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/userinfo

🧪 Things Already Tried (All Failed)

  • ✅ web.base.url = https://mydomain.com + web.base.url.freeze = True
  • ✅ proxy_mode = True
  • ✅ Cleared all auth_oauth.google* from ir.config_parameter
  • ✅ Reinstalled auth_oauth
  • ✅ Disabled Cloudflare proxy
  • ✅ Created new domain + new Google project + new credentials
  • ✅ Works perfectly on localhost (HTTP)
  • ❌ Fails on HTTPS (any domain or Odoo.sh)

🧭 Key Findings

  • http://localhost:8069 → 100% success
  • https://... → 100% loop
  • Postman manual flow can successfully exchange code → id_token + access_token
  • _auth_oauth_signin() in auth_oauth/controllers/main.py line ~98 returns False
  • Log shows 401 Unauthorized from userinfo endpoint

❓ Questions for the Community

  1. Did something change in Odoo 18+ regarding Google id_token validation? (sub vs user_id?)
  2. Is web.base.url still being overridden even when frozen?
  3. Are extra “Allowed Domains” or CORS settings now required for OAuth?
  4. Does anyone have a working Google OAuth config (2025-tested) for Odoo 19 under HTTPS?

💡 Additional Clues

  • When enabling debug logging in auth_oauth, the callback works up to token exchange but fails when Odoo tries to fetch user info.
  • Same issue occurs even on a minimal installation with only auth_oauth, no custom modules, no cache, no proxy cache.
  • Appears identical across Odoo 18 nightly and 19 stable builds.

🧩 Hypothesis

It seems HTTPS reverse proxy environments fail to preserve proper protocol/host headers for Odoo’s OAuth state verification or Secure cookies, causing session mismatch → redirect loop.

But I’ve also seen 401 from userinfo endpoint even with valid access token — possibly due to missing Authorization: Bearer header.

🙏 Looking for

  • Any confirmed working Odoo 19 Google OAuth setup under HTTPS
  • Or a patch / commit referencing this regression in recent versions

Would appreciate if Odoo team or community could reproduce this cleanly on a fresh Docker setup — it’s 100% reproducible here.

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Just an idea / hint.
I had similar behavior when enabling OAuth for Azure SSO.
Fixed it by

a) enabling some headers on my nginx, mentioned in https://www.odoo.com/documentation/18.0/administration/on_premise/deploy.html?highlight=nginx#id8 and

b) setting the not-self-explaining systemparameter auth_oauth.authorization_header as mentioned in the docs: https://www.odoo.com/documentation/18.0/applications/general/users/azure.html


but itsounds more likely, that you messed up with your nginx.conf

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