Ok - My next step would be to enable Debugging to Developer level (if you haven't already) and then create the error with the Network tab open in your browser. A lot of items are returned and you need to search for the one with the error. It'll almost certainly be in the last few and have a path with service.php in it somewhere. I think you should find something that looks like error messages in the response.
Howard Miller
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Moodle in English -> General help -> Error "invalidresponse" when enrolling users – Moodle 5+ -> Error "invalidresponse" when enrolling users – Moodle 5+
by Howard Miller -
Open your browser's javascript console (F12 then 'console' tab). Recreate the error. Any red error messages in the console?
Moodle in English -> General help -> Upload file of new users and set authentication to oidc text file -> Upload file of new users and set authentication to oidc text file
by Howard Miller -
Are you talking about this optional plugin - https://moodle.org/plugins/auth_oidc ?
I don't know anything about it, but 'oidc' would be logical - the name of the plugin folder under auth/.
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> Issue with hub/errorconnect after restoring site and changing domain -> Issue with hub/errorconnect after restoring site and changing domain
by Howard Miller -
Good that you got it working - but I can't see any situation where you should have had to modify the config table directly. But none of those settings are anything "interesting".