grimaldello

Disabling SELinux (temporarily) with the following command (as root): `echo 0 > /sys/fs/selinux/enforce` it works for me. My system: `Linux fedora 6.0.12-300.fc37.x86_64 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Thu Dec 8 16:58:47 UTC...

Me too have this problem. It happens randomly. I'm trying to login several user to a page using these statements: ``` javascript var horseman = new Horseman(Global.horsemanOptions); usersList.forEach(function(user){ horseman //...

There was an error in my code snippet. At every iteration a new horseman object is initialized. The statement with new Horseman() has to be moved inside the loop. So...

Thanks for the answer. As soon as possible I'll try and report.

Unfortunately problem persits. Here the code I tried: ``` javascript var performLoginTask = function(usersList){ var task = function(user){ var horseman = new Horseman(Global.horsemanOptions); horseman .on('consoleMessage', function( msg ){ console.log(msg); })...

Added catch, but errors still throwed: ``` javascript var performLoginTask = function(usersList){ var task = function(user){ var horseman = new Horseman(Global.horsemanOptions); horseman .on('consoleMessage', function( msg ){ console.log(msg); }) // Open...

Could the problem be related to a redirect (HTTP code 302) that is done after login?

The error is thrown only for one or two and randomly, not always the same users. Ok, I'll try to handle that error in catch().

At the moment max 10 users, in future maybe more. However It happens even using only 1 user sometimes. For now I'm handling it in catch() block by recalling the...

As @shockey says, also in my case horseman jump directly in catch(){...} after that error is thrown without executing the rest of the code