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XSRF token validation failed - bamboo setup

Ryan_Finney
Ryan_Finney May 28, 2019

Hello,

 

I am running through installing Bamboo and was able to get the application installed and ran the start-bamboo.bat file. I enter my license key after accessing the application through <my-server-ip>:8085, hit either Express or Custom install and get the following error.

XSRF token validation failed

Unable to access this resource due to a failed XSRF check. Please ensure that a valid XSRF token is provided in the request.

Error code: XSRF_FAILURE_NO_TOKEN_IN_COOKIE

 

Please advise... 

 

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Ryan_Finney
Ryan_Finney May 28, 2019

SOLUTION FOUND: I used a different browser on a different server and was able to get through no problem. not sure why, but it was browser related. Was using IE.. (only browser on the remote server lol)

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Ramil Magerramov
Ramil Magerramov Sep 26, 2019

For people in the future:
I got similar issue, but on Ubuntu. Reason was that user that launched bamboo didn't have permissions in Bamboo-home folder.

Either launching bamboo with sudo or permission change should work.

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