Error 69: "Unable to Sign In" Occurs After Configured OpenID Connect with Keycloak.
After enabling enhanced OpenID logging, the following error can be found in vizportal log:
DEBUG com.tableausoftware.domain.user.openid.OpenIDConnectHelper - Received idp auth code, starting back-channel request to exchange it for an access token.
DEBUG com.tableausoftware.domain.user.openid.OpenIDConnectHelper - Exchanging authentication code for access token.
DEBUG com.tableausoftware.domain.user.openid.OpenIDConnectHelper - Parsing response.
WARN com.tableausoftware.api.webclient.WebClientGetAuthenticationController - WebClientGetAuthenticationController failed during OpenID login attempt
com.tableausoftware.domain.exceptions.AuthenticationException: Parameter client_assertion_type is missing HTTPResponse: {"error_description":"Parameter client_assertion_type is missing","error":"invalid_client"} (errorCode=69)
Option 1:
Make sure the Client authentication in Keycloak is set to "client ID and secret". For more information, please refer to the third-party links below
https://www.keycloak.org/securing-apps/authz-client
Option 2:
Make sure the vizportal.openid.client_authentication parameter is set to "client_secret_basic" (the Tableau default). For more information, please refer to Error 69: "Unable to Sign In".
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