Ankit ManiyaOriginal post
Rank 2: Process
Error: 400, Message: {path: /logout, error: AppwriteException: user_key_and_session_set, API key and session used in the same request. Use either `setSession` or `setKey`. Learn about which authentication method to use in the SSR docs: https://appwrite.io/docs/products/auth/server-side-rendering (403)}
Header From My Cloud function
{cf-connecting-ip: 205.206.125.158, x-real-ip: 172.69.156.149,
accept-encoding: gzip, br, cf-ipcountry: CA,
authorization: Basic XXXXXXXk0YWI3XXXXXXX,
x-appwrite-key: XXXXXXXX,
x-forwarded-proto: https, content-length: 68, cf-ray: 9306b8aeXXXXXXX-YYC, user-agent: Dart/3.4 (dart:io), cdn-loop: cloudflare; loops=1, x-appwrite-country-code: CA,
content-type: application/json, x-appwrite-continent-code: NA, cf-visitor: {"scheme":"https"},
accept: */*, x-forwarded-port: 443, x-forwarded-server: traefik-XXXXXXX-8qp8x, x-forwarded-host: 67f6b8f47479XXXXXXX.appwrite.global,
host: 67f6b8f47479c8113546.appwrite.global, x-appwrite-continent-eu: false, x-appwrite-trigger: http, x-forwarded-for: XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX, XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX}
Summary
Developers are encountering a 400 error related to using both **setKey** and **setSession** in the same request. The issue is caused by passing both x-appwrite-key and x-appwrite-user-session-secret headers. To resolve this, choose either **setKey** or **setSession** for authentication, not both. The error message provides a link to the correct authentication method.