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User registration, spinning circle
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When going through the /signup page, upon clicking Sign Up the circle spins forever and ever. However, it has created the account without any indication to the user that it was successful.

Any idea how to fix that?


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(12-23-2024, 11:46 PM)george.nuova Wrote:  When going through the /signup page, upon clicking Sign Up the circle spins forever and ever. However, it has created the account without any indication to the user that it was successful.
Any idea how to fix that?
I try to understand. You could explain your insideness in another way.

I understand that it keeps trying to take the next step after making a registration but it doesn't and it gives you a 504 error from Ngix

First check in the browser console if you have a communication route between the client and the server, then check the PHP logs to verify that a link is not broken and finally you can check your modsecurity server and see if you are not blocking your FOOSBILLING application by mistake
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(12-30-2024, 03:19 PM)dev_1239 Wrote:  
(12-23-2024, 11:46 PM)george.nuova Wrote:  When going through the /signup page, upon clicking Sign Up the circle spins forever and ever. However, it has created the account without any indication to the user that it was successful.
Any idea how to fix that?
I try to understand. You could explain your insideness in another way.

I understand that it keeps trying to take the next step after making a registration but it doesn't and it gives you a 504 error from Ngix

First check in the browser console if you have a communication route between the client and the server, then check the PHP logs to verify that a link is not broken and finally you can check your modsecurity server and see if you are not blocking your FOOSBILLING application by mistake

Some of the troubleshooting I have done so far:
-Everything just works inside a docker container. That wasn't what I intended to do, but it will do for now.

However, the environment in which it does NOT work, is a CWP7Pro server running almalinux 8, apache is the only web server, and running PHP8.3 in FPM. I have disabled mod_security for that domain, and I can't find anything unusual about my php or server config that's a huge departure from the previous environment I used which was on HestiaCP running Ubuntu 22.04 with PHP8.3.

For clarity, it's using PHP8.3 in the docker container.

I haven't had a chance yet to look for errors in the browser console, let alone compare between the working installation and the non-working one.
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(12-30-2024, 03:48 PM)george.nuova Wrote:  
(12-30-2024, 03:19 PM)dev_1239 Wrote:  
(12-23-2024, 11:46 PM)george.nuova Wrote:  When going through the /signup page, upon clicking Sign Up the circle spins forever and ever. However, it has created the account without any indication to the user that it was successful.
Any idea how to fix that?
I try to understand. You could explain your insideness in another way.
I understand that it keeps trying to take the next step after making a registration but it doesn't and it gives you a 504 error from Ngix
First check in the browser console if you have a communication route between the client and the server, then check the PHP logs to verify that a link is not broken and finally you can check your modsecurity server and see if you are not blocking your FOOSBILLING application by mistake

Some of the troubleshooting I have done so far:
-Everything just works inside a docker container. That wasn't what I intended to do, but it will do for now.
However, the environment in which it does NOT work, is a CWP7Pro server running almalinux 8, apache is the only web server, and running PHP8.3 in FPM. I have disabled mod_security for that domain, and I can't find anything unusual about my php or server config that's a huge departure from the previous environment I used which was on HestiaCP running Ubuntu 22.04 with PHP8.3.
For clarity, it's using PHP8.3 in the docker container.
I haven't had a chance yet to look for errors in the browser console, let alone compare between the working installation and the non-working one.

1. Do you have the google spam checker activated? 
These modules check directly with the Internet, make sure your Docker has access to the Internet

2.In essence the button is just post, if something is not complete it is waiting, if it saves the information it is because the script worked and saved but the check to redirect you did not complete it, check the logic at the next address and you could find what stops the process The server you have

https://github.com/FOSSBilling/FOSSBilli...Client.php

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