Quick Edit: We have dev, qa and prod/staging environments set up. I'm fresh out of ideas of things to try here.Īny suggestions would be greatly appreciated I have several other applications in my same subscription that are working just fine and as best I can tell, this one is set up identically to those. Redirect your old tumblr links to your new url. Ensure I'm hitting https by forcing a redirect in web.config.Here are some things I've tried to resolve this: I've had a similar problem in the past where I'm hitting the site on http and it's redirecting back from https, this is not the case here. If I then close my browser session and try logging in again, it also gets stuck in the loop.The login is only successful the first time after a new deployment. However, if I try and log in from another computer, it gets stuck in an infinite redirect loop from the MS login page to my site. Every time it redirects, the ‘state’ value is different. The webpage loads auth0, shows a pop up, then redirects the user again. When I first deploy my application and log in, it works perfectly and will continue to work (log out and log back in) for that entire browser session. Help truescope May 14, 2021, 5:46am 1 I have a user that is being infinitely redirected in our app. I'm using OpenID and Azure Active directory for logging into my site. I'm seeing some really strange behavior in one of my azure applications.
#TUMBLR LOGIN INFINITE REDIRECTS MOD#
I was hoping that somewhere between DA templates, nf adjustments, additional "redirect.php" pages or mod rewrite directives there would be an easy (ah ha ha ha ) way to redirect all domains on the server from to. * This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to accept cookies." just hangs indefinitely):įirefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete. The correct URL appears in the address bar for Mozilla 1.5, however the only error I receive is the following message (I.E. "/squirrelmail") to the host server, with the alias appended to the URL request through mod rewrite. Its where your interests connect you with your people. htaccess file in the host servers html directory to redirect any alias (e.g. Tumblr is a place to express yourself, discover yourself, and bond over the stuff you love. The other option that I have tried is creating a. What I first tried to do was to create a redirect2.php (as in /var/does not work with the sym link "squirrelmail -> squirrelmail_1.4.5" in the host server html directory. I decided to use squirrelmail as my redirect "test" as users are currently using "webmail" until I get the bugs ironed out with spamassassin ( another post of mine). Any ideas? THANK YOU for any help - definitely appreciated! I realize security is still non-existant for pop mail clients that login, but hey.for webmail and phpmyadmin it is a start. Other than the Alias in the server nf file, the redirect.php script in /var/www/html/ - what other files may be responsible for redirection?
I recognize the easiest thing would be to simply tell clients to use the *** from the get-go, but many like having the convenience of simply appending the alias to their domain name. How can I force HTTPS inside an Azure App Service Like many others, I've run into the infinite login loop issue. I've spent hours mucking about with cookie configurations, testing locally, deploying to Azure, and failing. htacess, but I get errors that the page will not load due to "redirection" errors. Now I have an infinite login redirect loop. I would think this is a basic redirect, either in nf or. I found Jeff's excellent post at This Link. Tried on multiple accounts, browsers, clearing cache, e.c.t. I have been playing with this for quite a while, but cannot get things working properly: Redirected to dashboard Every time I try to go to ANY blogs page, tumblr just redirects me to the dashboard. I am trying to force all user logins for the following to be redirected to an SSL connection through my host server's domain. SSL Logins redirect to host server - Working Now
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