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When using Laravel Sanctum, backend and frontend have to be on the same domain. So using different IP addresses won't work.
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Aug 30, 2022
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Laravel Sanctum: (Frontend & Backend with different IP Address) Error: Login CSRF Token mismatch
Having csrf token mismatch error in login with Nuxt and Laravel Sanctum. When I change the domains of both app (frontend & backend) into localhost, login works perfectly. But if I set:
FRONTEND_URL=https://127.0.0.11
BACKEND_URL=https://127.0.0.10
CSRF token mismatch error occurs. Is there any workaround?
Level 37
@vincent15000 This is valid only when using sessions*, otherwise you can use sanctum to authenticate third party and mobile applications via tokens and add that frontend domain to the cors config.
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Level 63
@OussamaMater Yes sure, but the CSRF token mismatch with different IP addresses for back and front let me think that @pypy is trying to use a session authentication.
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Level 37
@vincent15000 Yes correct, he is using session, I just wanted to add the information for people who read this and maybe think that they MUST have the same domain in ALL cases.
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