When I try to access https://www.drupal.org/admin/config/services/aggregator/add/feed, I am logged out and redirected to accounts.drupal.org. I enter the 2FA code, and I should be redirected back to the page I was trying to access, but I am logged out again, and redirected to accounts.drupal.org.

The only way I have to get logged in is opening a new tab on drupal.org and log in from there. Once logged in, I cannot still visit https://www.drupal.org/admin/config/services/aggregator/add/feed without getting logged out.

It only happens when I try to visit that page. I can access https://www.drupal.org/admin/config/services/aggregator, where I find the link to https://www.drupal.org/admin/config/services/aggregator/add/feed, and other admin pages.

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fjgarlin commented

My bet is on fastly stripping the session cookie for URLs ending in /feed.

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As temporary workaround, I added https://www.drupal.org/add/aggregator as path alias for https://www.drupal.org/admin/config/services/aggregator/add/feed. Since Drupal uses the path alias when rendering a link, everybody who has access to https://www.drupal.org/admin/config/services/aggregator/add/feed should now be able to access it without getting logged out.

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Component: Blocked IPs » Other
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Assigned: Unassigned » drumm
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Status: Active » Fixed

This has been fixed in the CDN configuration and URL alias removed.

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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