How to solve CSRF token issue in dockerfile or docker but the application are properly deploy but the issue is csrf token the problem is **not the CAPTCHA image generation. it’s likely being blocked due to missing CSRF tokens or session issues, which CAPTCHA generation **relies on.
CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) usually has nothing to do with Docker, as Docker is just process isolation by using containers. So this is rather a topic for your application or a reverse proxy used between client/browser and target application.
Is it possible to give me open example
No, we can’t give an example, as we don’t deal with CSRF here, it’s a Docker forum.
It’s like you have a sick person sitting in a car. You can’t ask in a car forum what to do with the sick person. You need to ask that in a health-related forum.
In your case it’s probably a Laravel or PHP forum that can help.
The CSRF token issue you’re seeing is likely related to session handling inside the Docker container. Make sure your session storage (like cookies or Redis) is properly configured and persisting across requests, and check that your app is correctly setting and receiving CSRF tokens, and that nothing in the Docker setup, like a reverse proxy or misconfigured headers, is interfering.