Login issue !
Pratik Airy
Pratik Airy
This network request for http://localhost/easyappointments/index.php/calendar is attempting to access the calendar page. However, the response status of 307 Temporary Redirect along with the Location header pointing to http://localhost/easyappointments/index.php/login indicates that the server is redirecting you back to the login page.
Here's a breakdown:
- Purpose: The request is a GET request trying to load the calendar page.
- Status Code (307 Temporary Redirect): This status code means that the requested resource (the calendar page) is temporarily located at another URL, which in this case is the login page. This is a common way for web applications to enforce authentication.
- Reason for Redirection (likely): The most probable reason for this redirect, especially when you've entered credentials and are still being redirected, is that your session is not properly authenticated or authorized to access the /calendar page. Even if you entered the correct credentials, there might be an issue with:
- Session management: The server might not be successfully creating or maintaining your session after login.
- Authorization: Your user role or permissions might not be sufficient to access the calendar page.
- Login process error: There might be an issue in the backend's login logic that prevents the successful authentication and subsequent redirection to the intended page.
- Cookie issues: The application relies on cookies (indicated by the Cookie and Set-Cookie headers) for session management. Issues with cookies (e.g., not being set correctly, being blocked by the browser, or being expired) can lead to failed authentication and redirects.
- Timing: While the timing data itself doesn't directly point to the cause of the redirect, the "Waiting for server response" duration of 149.28 ms suggests that the server is processing the request before deciding to redirect. This is expected behavior as the server needs to check authentication status.
In summary: The server received your request for the calendar page, determined that you are not properly authenticated or authorized to access it, and is redirecting you back to the login page. Even with correct credentials, a failure in the session handling or authorization process on the backend would cause this behavior. You should investigate the server-side login logic and session management to understand why the authentication isn't persisting or why the user isn't being authorized to access the calendar page after login.
