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Configuration seems OK to me.
Debugging Nonce::verifyNonce() I noticed:
Nonce::verifyNonce()
self::getOrigin();
'https://somedomain.org:443'
self::getAcceptableOrigins()
array('http://somedomain.org', 'https://somedomain.org')
Thus, the returned origin is not found in the acceptable origins array.
Note the missing ports in the acceptable origins.
Matomo version 3.13.6.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Fixes matomo-org#16057
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Fixes #16057 (#16058)
c8297e7
* Fixes #16057 * Don't return HTTP URLs is force_ssl is true.
Fixes matomo-org#16057 (matomo-org#16058)
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* Fixes matomo-org#16057 * Don't return HTTP URLs is force_ssl is true.
bda6efe
This issue has been mentioned on Matomo forums. There might be relevant details there:
https://forum.matomo.org/t/cannot-update-from-matomo-4-13-1-to-4-13-3/49515/5
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Configuration seems OK to me.
Debugging
Nonce::verifyNonce()
I noticed:self::getOrigin();
returns'https://somedomain.org:443'
self::getAcceptableOrigins()
returnsarray('http://somedomain.org', 'https://somedomain.org')
Thus, the returned origin is not found in the acceptable origins array.
Note the missing ports in the acceptable origins.
Matomo version 3.13.6.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: