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Pad autentication is via a cookie. This message appears when the cookie with the sessionID is not saved. Make sure you have cookies enabled and pad server is in the same domain than the elgg network (or in a subdomain: pad.network.org the pad and network.org the elgg). |
Now, it happens for me in chromium browsers, but not in firefox. I'll investigate a little more... |
I'm getting this problem, any solution? When i create my group pad, i create a session and set a cookie. My application and etherpad are on the same domain but different ports, 80 for my app and 9001 for the etherpad. |
got it right now, unfortunately, the title of the pad had an #, and that was causing the problem, not really the session id. |
Hello,
This is the message i have while viewing a created pad. If it can help, here's the whole dialog logs from the time i refresh the page to the time it's fully loaded :
And i can use etherpad-lite without any problem by accessing it thru its URL (wich i put in the config options with the API key).
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