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A login loop is a routing or session problem until evidence says otherwise. Re-entering the same password repeatedly will not repair a disagreement…
Identify which redirect is repeating
A login loop is a routing or session problem until evidence says otherwise. Re-entering the same password repeatedly will not repair a disagreement between HTTPS, the site address and a reverse proxy. Start with a private browser window, the exact login URL and the last change made before the failure.
Open the browser Network panel and preserve the log. Record the first login request and the following redirects. Compare protocol, hostname and path. A sequence alternating between HTTP and HTTPS points to a different investigation from a successful login followed by a missing session cookie.
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