OPENUI OAUTH FIX - QUICK IMPLEMENTATION
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PROBLEM:
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Open-UI gets: {"error":"invalid_client","error_description":"Client not registered."}
Works fine in Claude.ai but fails after gateway restart.

ROOT CAUSE:
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OAuth clients stored in RAM only → lost on restart
Open-UI can register new client but then can't use it if gateway restarts

SOLUTION:
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Use persistent file storage for OAuth clients instead of RAM


3 SIMPLE STEPS:
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STEP 1: Deploy oauth_storage.py
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The file is ready at:
  gateway-proxy/oauth_storage.py

No changes needed - just copy it to your gateway-proxy folder if not there already.


STEP 2: Update gateway_proxy.py (3 edits)
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EDIT 2A - Around line 27 (with other imports):

ADD THIS:
    from .oauth_storage import load_oauth_clients, save_oauth_clients

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EDIT 2B - Around line 52 (where REGISTERED_CLIENTS is defined):

CHANGE THIS:
    REGISTERED_CLIENTS: dict[str, dict] = {}

TO THIS:
    REGISTERED_CLIENTS = load_oauth_clients()

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EDIT 2C - In oauth_register() function, after line 383:

AFTER:
    REGISTERED_CLIENTS[client_id] = client_info

ADD THIS NEW LINE:
    save_oauth_clients(REGISTERED_CLIENTS)

So it looks like:
    REGISTERED_CLIENTS[client_id] = client_info
    save_oauth_clients(REGISTERED_CLIENTS)  # <-- ADD THIS


STEP 3: Update docker-compose.yml
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Add a volume to the gateway-proxy service:

Find:
    gateway-proxy:
      build:
        context: ./gateway-proxy
      ...

Add volumes section (if not present):
      volumes:
        - gateway-data:/data

And at the bottom of docker-compose.yml, add:

    volumes:
      gateway-data:

Example:
    gateway-proxy:
      build:
        context: ./gateway-proxy
      ...
      volumes:
        - gateway-data:/data

    volumes:
      gateway-data:


STEP 4: Restart
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docker-compose down
docker-compose up -d


VERIFY IT WORKS:
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After restart, check:

1. OAuth clients are saved:
   docker exec mcp-gateway ls -la /data/oauth_clients.json

2. Check contents:
   docker exec mcp-gateway cat /data/oauth_clients.json | jq '.'

3. Test in Open-UI:
   - Add gateway: http://mcp.wilddragon.net:8000
   - Should NOT ask to authorize again (because client is persisted)
   - Should work normally


WHY THIS WORKS:
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Before: Gateway starts → RAM is empty → Open-UI registers new client → Client stored in RAM →
        Gateway restarts → RAM cleared → Client is GONE → Open-UI can't authenticate

After:  Gateway starts → Loads clients from /data/oauth_clients.json → Open-UI registers once →
        Stored on disk → Gateway restarts → Loads same clients from disk → Open-UI can use existing client


FILE LOCATIONS:
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Ready to use:
  ✅ gateway-proxy/oauth_storage.py  (already created)
  ✅ OPENUI_OAUTH_FIX.md             (detailed docs)
  ⏳ gateway-proxy/gateway_proxy.py  (needs 3 small edits)
  ⏳ docker-compose.yml              (add volume)


TROUBLESHOOTING:
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If /data/oauth_clients.json doesn't get created:
  1. Check Docker volume was added to compose file
  2. Check gateway logs: docker logs mcp-gateway | grep oauth_storage
  3. Ensure /data folder exists in container: docker exec mcp-gateway ls /data

If Open-UI still says "Client not registered":
  1. Check file exists: docker exec mcp-gateway ls -la /data/oauth_clients.json
  2. Check contents: docker exec mcp-gateway cat /data/oauth_clients.json
  3. Check for save errors in logs: docker logs mcp-gateway | grep "Failed to save"

If you want to force re-auth:
  1. Delete the stored clients: docker exec mcp-gateway rm /data/oauth_clients.json
  2. Restart: docker-compose restart gateway-proxy
  3. Open-UI will need to register again


TESTING PERSISTENCE:
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1. Open-UI authorizes and gets token (works)
2. Test API works: curl with token (works)
3. Restart gateway: docker-compose restart gateway-proxy
4. Use same token to test API again (should still work!)

If step 4 works, persistence is working correctly.