[Bug]: Unable to Access Login Page and Enter Credentials about quivr HOT 6 CLOSED

Same here

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The issue you're experiencing with the Quivr application seems to stem from a few key areas:

1. Authentication Process: The 403 Forbidden errors indicate a problem with authentication. Ensure that the authentication tokens are correctly generated, sent with requests, and that the backend properly validates these tokens. This is crucial for accessing endpoints like /user, /user/identity, and /user/credits.

2. Frontend Routing Logic: The unexpected redirection suggests there might be an issue with the frontend routing logic, particularly in how the application handles authentication states and redirections. Review the useLogin hook or equivalent logic in your application to ensure it correctly redirects users based on their authentication status.

3. UserIdentity Model Validation: The errors related to the UserIdentity model expecting a valid UUID but receiving None indicate a problem in the creation or updating of UserIdentity instances. Verify that any operation involving UserIdentity instances includes a valid UUID for the id field.

4. CORS Settings: Ensure your CORS settings are correctly configured to allow requests from the expected origins, especially in a local development environment. This includes setting allow_credentials=True, allowing all methods and headers.

By addressing these areas, you should be able to resolve the issue and access the login page as expected. If you continue to face difficulties, providing more specific error messages or details about your setup could help in diagnosing the problem further.

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Last commit fixed it :/

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Re-installed with docker, still the same. My environment is M1 mac

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same issue with Fedora 39 and docker 26.0.1.
installled exactly as README says, @StanGirard is it lacking something besides README?

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Last commit fixed it :/

Does the latest version solve this problem?

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