Obviously there are two states. If you can see the server source code, trace the source code to see if the 302 jump is due to logical judgment. There may be a problem with the request body or header of the post request. Of course It is also possible that the web side on the server has forwarded requests, so we can only rule them out one by one
Is it related to IP?
Obviously there are two states. If you can see the server source code, trace the source code to see if the 302 jump is due to logical judgment. There may be a problem with the request body or header of the post request. Of course It is also possible that the web side on the server has forwarded requests, so we can only rule them out one by one