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When trying to provide a token for our own expose server, I get an error: token is invalid.
I tried to debug if expose is really connecting to our own expose server or the public one, by providing -vvv (very very verbose) to the token command:
$ expose token 39de73c3-f3d9-4f31-87d2-aa2ac013e724 -vvv
Box Requirements Checker
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> Using PHP 8.2.29
> PHP is using the following php.ini file:
/etc/php/8.2/cli/php.ini
> Checking Box requirements:
✔ This application requires a PHP version matching "^8.2".
✔ This application requires the extension "json".
✔ This application requires the extension "zlib".
[OK] Your system is ready to run the application.
> Expose
Token 39de73c3-f3d9-4f31-87d2-aa2ac013e724 is invalid. Please check your token and try again. If you don't have a token, visit expose.dev to create your free account.
Could not validate token. HTTP 404
It would be nice if the target host is shown when "verbose" is requested.
Is this feature valuable for other users as well and why?
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