I have already confirmed email, but when I’m trying sign in with GitHub account I get an error message
“You have to confirm your email address before continuing. Please check your email for the link we sent you, or click ‘Resend confirmation email’.”
After clicking ‘Resend confirmation email’ link I get an error:
“Could not authenticate you from GitHub because ‘Csrf detected’.”
Same. (I guess this started when GitHub was down earlier today)
When I try to login with GitHub, the webpage seems to hang for ages with the address bar showing https://gitlab.com/users/sign_in?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=...
I thin end up with the address bar showing https://gitlab.com/users/auth/github/callback?code=... and the webpage showing there was a 500 error The web server reported a bad gateway error.
I’ve also tried doing a password reset, but I cant seem to login with the new password I’ve set.
Is anyone able to help resolve this, or has anyone found a way to get logged in?
I get the same error when I try to login via Google.
Gitlab asks to confirm email (again) and then I get message “Could not authenticate you from GitHub because ‘Csrf detected’.”
I’m getting the same issue. I confirmed my email address, and the first time I login I get an “incorrect password” message, then the second time I it takes me to a 404 page.
It turned out that I had two email addresses assigned to my account and honestly I have forgotten about it (and could not check it due to log in issue). But when I tried resending the confirmation email to my second email I immediately could sign in via github even before confirming email.
It seemed strange to me, but I regained access to my account.
Sorry for the confusion.
I can’t resend email confirmation im allways using login via Gmail and get error: "Could not authenticate you from GoogleOauth2 because “Csrf detected”.
I too have the same issue as @modwebpl.
When I attempt to send another confirmation email to myself, I get the message “You need to sign in or sign up before continuing.” and never receive a confirmation email.
For anyone wrestling with this - I found part of the issue was that even though i used SSO with Google/gmail I had at one point had to change my “primary email” to my employer email to join their gitlab org and use MFA.
I still had to enter a support ticket and they then emailed my work email. There were no emails in inbox/spam there from my feeble attempts to click the gitlab “send verification email button” which is puzzling.
Also this might be something to keep in mind should you change jobs as your account might be FUBAR’d if you can access the old employer email?
@treyperrone - thank you so much for sharing your personal experience and solution around this. I am sure it will help others experiencing the same thing. Thanks!