Short Description About Passport Printers Market: government policies, macroeconomic and microeconomic issues. Manufacturing Cost Analysis, Upstream and Downstream Analysis Market Drivers, company profiles, product specifications, SWOT analysis, and competitive landscape are all included Market forecasts by region, subregion, and country Marketing Channel, Distributors and Customers Passport Printers Market drivers, restraints, opportunities, and current trends
Passport Printers Market Growth Prospects, Revenue, Production Estimation I read in other Stack Overflow posts that the issue could be due to Azure acting as a reverse proxy and blocking https traffic, so added the recommended line: app.set("trust proxy", 2) in my index.js file, but this did not resolve the issue.- Market Overview and projections for the financial year2027 This is my Frontend function which retrieves the req.user data: useEffect(() => )) On Azure, both front and backend web services are set to run over https in the Azure settings config. Running locally, everything runs over http.
The cookie is created in my browser, but then, for some reason, this is not then being passed to req.user in my 'success' route. I've console logged the value of user in the rializeUser function in the backend, and at that point in the flow, it has retrieved the user profile data from Google. On Azure, however, when I try and retrieve the value of req.user from my Frontend (I use this data to control access to routes) it returns undefined. I have setup OAuth to authenticate a user via Google, utilising the Passport middleware, and sets a cookie using the ssion middleware. I have a React frontend running on one Azure Web app service, and a node backend running on another Azure Web app service.
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