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Two suggestions on that.

  1. Try removing 'access arguments append' => TRUE and clear cache. It can interfere with the user_access check.

  2. Depending on your authentication method, you may need to set the correct X-CSRF-Token authentication token in the request. See Problems with Services and CSRF tokenProblems with Services and CSRF token

Two suggestions on that.

  1. Try removing 'access arguments append' => TRUE and clear cache. It can interfere with the user_access check.

  2. Depending on your authentication method, you may need to set the correct X-CSRF-Token authentication token in the request. See Problems with Services and CSRF token

Two suggestions on that.

  1. Try removing 'access arguments append' => TRUE and clear cache. It can interfere with the user_access check.

  2. Depending on your authentication method, you may need to set the correct X-CSRF-Token authentication token in the request. See Problems with Services and CSRF token

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Two suggestions on that.

  1. Try removing 'access arguments append' => TRUE and clear cache. It can interfere with the user_access check.

  2. Depending on your authentication method, you may need to set the correct X-CSRF-Token authentication token in the request. See Problems with Services and CSRF token