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Authorization, WWW-Authenticate, and other headers related to the authentication process.Some servers require a secure connection and will not accept credentials sent over an unencrypted connection. Make sure that your request is sent via HTTPS.
If you are a web server administrator, verify the user authentication settings. You may need to update the server’s configuration files (e.g., .htaccess for Apache).
If the error occurs when trying to interact with an external API, the following actions may be taken:
Outdated versions of browsers or applications can sometimes cause authentication issues. Try updating the application to the latest version.
Sometimes authentication problems can be caused by incorrectly stored cookies or cached data in the browser:
Some servers block IP addresses or users after several failed login attempts. If you think this may be the cause, wait some time before trying again.
If none of the above helps, seek assistance from the service’s support or look for a solution on forums related to the service or technology.
The 401 error is most often associated with incorrect authentication, but sometimes it can also be caused by server errors. Make sure that the problem is not on the server side before proceeding to detailed debugging on your side.