Currently I have set up an open Id connection using Epic Online Services. Either I don’t have it set up properly or I’m missing something g crucial. Right how I’m getting this error when trying to call the “LoginWithOpenId” Api call in the playfab sdk
Error: IDX10501: Signature validation failed. Unable to match key: kid: '2022-06-14T06:17:57.047928700Z'.
So the answer to this is pretty straight forward. Most docs use GetAuthToken() function to retrieve the JWT and pass it to the API call in playfab but the code you really need is this
const IOnlineIdentityPtr IdentityInterface = OnlineSubsystem->GetIdentityInterface();
FString Token;
IdentityInterface->GetUserAccount(UserId)->GetAuthAttribute("epic.idToken", Token);
PlayFab::ClientModels::FLoginWithOpenIdConnectRequest EOSLoginRequest;
EOSLoginRequest.TitleId = "YOUR_APP_ID";
EOSLoginRequest.ConnectionId = "EOS"; // Made in the PlayFab Game Manager
EOSLoginRequest.IdToken = Token;
EOSLoginRequest.CreateAccount = true;
ClientAPI->LoginWithOpenIdConnect(EOSLoginRequest,
PlayFab::UPlayFabClientAPI::FLoginWithOpenIdConnectDelegate::CreateUObject(this, &ThisClass::OnSuccess),
PlayFab::FPlayFabErrorDelegate::CreateUObject(this, &ThisClass::OnError));
To use OpenID login, you need to set up an application in the OpenID provider’s backend and gather the ‘ClientId’, ‘ClientSecret’ and ‘IssuerDiscoveryUrl’ to call Authentication - Create OpenId Connection - REST API (PlayFab Admin) | Microsoft Learn. And then you can get the ID token from the OpenID provider to call Authentication - Login With OpenId Connect - REST API (PlayFab Client) | Microsoft Learn. You may check your current workflow and make sure it sets up properly.
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