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I have run into the same issue with 2.0.0-beta2. I changed the whitelisted paths to not start with a slash so
user/login user/passwordand then they were accessible.
I'm running into a strange issue where I can't access the /user/login page on an inactive domain even though /user/login is whitelisted at /admin/config/domain/settings. I always get redirected to the default domain's login page.
I dug into the code a little bit and set a breakpoint in Drupal\domain\Access\DomainAccessCheck::checkPath().
public function checkPath($path) {
$allowed_paths = $this->configFactory->get('domain.settings')->get('login_paths');
return !$this->pathMatcher->matchPath($path, $allowed_paths); // BREAKPOINT HERE
}
Interestingly, I found that $path, which is the result of Symfony\Component\Routing\Route::getPath(), seems to always return a path without the preceding "/", e.g it returns user/login rather than /user/login. I thought I might've misconfigured, but I checked domain's default configuration, and it sets the user login and password reset paths with the preceding slash, i.e. I'm using the default configuration.
No problem, though, it's simple enough to fix, so I updated my configuration to use user/login without the preceding slash. Surprisingly, this still doesn't work! However, now, instead of being redirected to the default domain's login page, I see "You're not authorized...", i.e. a 403, and I remain at the url for my inactive domain's user login page. Bizarre!
Out of curiosity, I tried whitelisting /user/login and user/login and, amazingly, I can access the /user/login form fine and login with no problems. It seems that I can only access any of these paths after whitelisting it with and without the preceding slash.
I'm using Domain 8.x-1.0-beta2 with Drupal 8.9.x.
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I have run into the same issue with 2.0.0-beta2. I changed the whitelisted paths to not start with a slash so
user/login
user/password
and then they were accessible.