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ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS
#11
Thank you Brandin

 there is no securePage function in users/helpers/us_helper but it exists in permissions.php
Code:
...
if (checkPermission($pagePermissions)){
                return true;
            }elseif  (in_array($user->data()->id, $master_account)){ //Grant access if master user
                return true;
            }else {

                if (!$homepage = Config::get('homepage'))
                $homepage = 'index.php';
                $fields = array(
                    'user'    => $user->data()->id,
                    'page'    => $pageID,
                    'ip'        => $ip,
                );
                $db->insert('audit',$fields);
                require_once $abs_us_root.$us_url_root.'usersc/scripts/did_not_have_permission.php';
                Redirect::to($homepage);
                return false;
...
I've found that in my case Config::get('homepage') has bool(false) [font=Monaco, Consolas, Courier, monospace]value (I thought it must be the page address) so [/font]the variable $homepage gets value [font=Menlo, monospace]string(9) "index.php" and then script tries to redirect to index.php in the same folder - so to the same page to which the user does not have access and we get a loop.[/font]
Is this logic correct?

Now I've solved the problem by adding my own correct redirect in [font=Monaco, Consolas, Courier, monospace]did_not_have_permission.php [/font]
But I think something is wrong with the script.


And what about the fingerprint error?
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#12
any updates?
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#13
Aido,

I am sorry for the delay, I have been incredibly busy. Your logic is correct, and this would be the issue that is occurring. The fingerprint error was in the console, correct?

Thank you,
Brandin.
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#14
Yes in the console.
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#15
So this is due to an Adblocker and sometimes certain Chrome Extensions. Our new update was supposed to fix this but I will have to review again.
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