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No. Investigate the actual origin, HTTPS, domain, and proxy configuration while retaining the protections required by the authentication library and deployment environment.
Why might authentication work locally but fail in production?
Should secure cookie settings be disabled when production wedding login fails?
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Inspect session creation, storage access, and cookie transmission, because validating credentials alone does not prove the next request carries a usable session.
Environment-variable names, host inference, and callback behavior can differ between versions, so a configuration example for another version may introduce additional failures.
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