Getting error "Session does not contain antiforgery ID" about aad-sso-wordpress HOT 5 CLOSED

I found in the code where the error was coming from and put a print_r($_SESSION) in the conditional, that triggers the error and it appears that no session data is being returned. I get an empty array output.

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Ok, so ended up figuring the issue out. Turns out the session path for the php instance on this cpanel server was invalid. Once I set a valid path, it fixed the issue.

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Thanks for reporting, and thanks for following up with the issue on your side and how you solved it. Indeed, this issue is always something to do with sessions, but the root cause is rarely the same, and is usually dependent on the infrastructure WordPress is installed on.

I'll use the information you shared to improve the troubleshooting options available, and try to see if there isn't a better way to achieve the same capability without relying on PHP sessions.

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Yeah, I was thinking of testing PHP sessions at config time (show warnings and allow saving but not enabling) and at runtime (show useful error instead of redirecting to a sign-in which is guaranteed to fail).

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