There is no valid CSRF token in this request

shaoyongw over 7 years ago

Got a warn in the log when clicking the button on the sail form while the form is refreshed at the same time. Is this something related to the session?

WARN com.appiancorp.security.csrf.CsrfTokenManager - There is no valid CSRF token in this request [URI=/suite/rest/a/applications/latest/]

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0 bhupinders over 6 years ago

Hi,

I am getting same issue when i am trying to upload a document in sail form

08:37:47,240 INFO [stdout] (ajp-/0.0.0.0:8009-19) 2017-05-04 08:37:47,240 [ajp-/0.0.0.0:8009-19] WARN com.appiancorp.security.csrf.CsrfTokenManager - There is no valid CSRF token in this request [URI=/suite/api/tempo/file]

Any idea about that?
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0 Josh
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over 6 years ago in reply to bhupinders

I'm getting this error after a fresh install - anyone figure out the root cause here?

Edit: When using the configure script, I specified the wrong jboss folder. When deploying the configurations, the system created a new jboss folder and any attempt to redeploy to the correct directory didn't seem to fix the issue. Doing a fresh install corrected the error I saw.
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0 Josh
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over 6 years ago in reply to bhupinders

I'm getting this error after a fresh install - anyone figure out the root cause here?

Edit: When using the configure script, I specified the wrong jboss folder. When deploying the configurations, the system created a new jboss folder and any attempt to redeploy to the correct directory didn't seem to fix the issue. Doing a fresh install corrected the error I saw.
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