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- 403 Forbidden vs 401 Unauthorized HTTP responses
401: User not (correctly) authenticated, the resource page require authentication 403: User's role or permissions does not allow to access requested resource, for instance user is not an administrator and requested page is for administrators Note: Technically, 403 is a superset of 401, since is legal to give 403 for unauthenticated user too
- Spring Boot Callable - 401 Unauthorized: [no body]
I am using Callable interface inside a Spring Boot Application that sends auth request: public class TestCallable implements Callable lt;TestDto gt; { TestEntity testEntity; public TestCa
- 401 unauthorized : [no body] with root cause in JAVA Spring
@xerx593 I have this code working in NodeJS and Go, but I'm new to java so I'm making the conversion of the code as I learn java on the fly The rest template gets the 401, when I hit the endpoint with postman I get a 500 –
- Qual é a diferença entre 401 Unauthorized e 403 Forbidden?
Existem dois conceitos importantes que explico abaixo Mas, como o nome do erro 401 é "não autorizado", quando na verdade deveria ser "não autenticado", ocorre esse tipo de confusão Autenticação Autenticação é o processo que visa identificar quem é o usuário Em outras palavras, se o usuário está "logado" ele está autenticado
- Readiness probe failed with statuscode: 401 - Stack Overflow
I am trying to enable Readiness probe on my deployment yaml file as below but I am getting Readiness probe failed: HTTP probe failed with statuscode: 401, I verified by decoding the secret and my
- cors - HTTP Post Request: 401 (Unauthorized) - Stack Overflow
As I have said before, this is a CORS issue CORS issues crop up in the browser but not via browserless HTTP clients like Postman, curl etc The fact that you receive 401 and the other guy got 403 is irrelevant - the fundamental issue is the same and the difference is a result of your having different servers with different CORS middleware
- 401 (Unauthorized) when trying to access REST API
Remove " HTTP 1 1" from the end of your GET url, its being added to the end of your password, hence the 401
- RESTful Login Failure: Return 401 or Custom Response
First off 401 is the proper response code to send when a failed login has happened 401 Unauthorized Similar to 403 Forbidden, but specifically for use when authentication is required and has failed or has not yet been provided The response must include a WWW-Authenticate header field containing a challenge applicable to the requested resource
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