Setup GOG CLI inside Hostinger docker container
Heisenberg, [2/16/2026 3:21 PM]
Generated auth URL — but it's redirecting to http://127.0.0.1:45469/oauth2/callback (random port).
You need to add this redirect URI in Google Cloud Console:
1. Go to Google Cloud Console → APIs & Services → Credentials
2. Click your OAuth Client ID
3. Under Redirect URIs, add: • http://127.0.0.1:45469/oauth2/callback
4. Download updated JSON
Then run this again and I'll get a fresh URL with a stable port. Or I can try adding http://127.0.0.1:* as a wildcard if Google allows it.
Dylan, [2/16/2026 3:22 PM]
here is the json file
Heisenberg, [2/16/2026 3:23 PM]
Got the URL — but here's the Docker catch:
http://127.0.0.1:45469 points to the container, not your host machine. When you open that URL in your browser, it won't reach me.
Fix options:
1. Port forward — Map container port 45469 to your host (if you run the container with -p 45469:45469)
2. Use localhost on host — If you're running something on port 45469 on your machine, I need that port
3. Tunnel — Use ngrok or similar to expose the callback
Which setup do you have? Can you port-forward, or is there a service running on your host that handles OAuth callbacks?
How do I authenticate correctly?
Generated auth URL — but it's redirecting to http://127.0.0.1:45469/oauth2/callback (random port).
You need to add this redirect URI in Google Cloud Console:
1. Go to Google Cloud Console → APIs & Services → Credentials
2. Click your OAuth Client ID
3. Under Redirect URIs, add: • http://127.0.0.1:45469/oauth2/callback
4. Download updated JSON
Then run this again and I'll get a fresh URL with a stable port. Or I can try adding http://127.0.0.1:* as a wildcard if Google allows it.
Dylan, [2/16/2026 3:22 PM]
here is the json file
Heisenberg, [2/16/2026 3:23 PM]
Got the URL — but here's the Docker catch:
http://127.0.0.1:45469 points to the container, not your host machine. When you open that URL in your browser, it won't reach me.
Fix options:
1. Port forward — Map container port 45469 to your host (if you run the container with -p 45469:45469)
2. Use localhost on host — If you're running something on port 45469 on your machine, I need that port
3. Tunnel — Use ngrok or similar to expose the callback
Which setup do you have? Can you port-forward, or is there a service running on your host that handles OAuth callbacks?
How do I authenticate correctly?
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