Standard install was used in both cases.
I kept everything in the old environment but the database and plan on going back to see If have can duplicate the issue.
My site setup was very simple. Three sub sites with very little data in each.
The server (NS_ERROR_REDIRECT_LOOP) was using NaviServer 4.99.31
The working and current server is using NaviServer 4.99.30
SETTINGS build_dir (Build directory) /usr/local/src
ns_install_dir (Installation directory) /usr/local/ns
version_ns (Version of NaviServer) 4.99.30
git_branch_ns (Branch for git checkout of ns) main
version_modules (Version of NaviServer Modules) 4.99.30
version_tcllib (Version of Tcllib) 1.20
version_thread (Version Tcl thread library)
version_xotcl (Version of NSF/NX/XOTcl) 2.4.0
version_tcl (Version of Tcl) 8.6.16
version_tdom (Version of tDOM) 0.9.5
ns_user (NaviServer user) xxxxxxx
ns_group (NaviServer group) xxxxxxx
(Make command) make
(Type command) type -p
ns_modules (NaviServer Modules) nsdbpg
with_mongo (Add MongoDB client and server) 0
with_postgres (Install PostgreSQL DB server) 1
with_postgres_driver (Add PostgreSQL driver support) 1
with_ns_deprecated (NaviServer with deprecated cmds) 1
with_system_malloc (Tcl compiled with system malloc) 0
with_debug_flags (Tcl and nsd compiled with debug) 0
with_ns_doc (NaviServer documentation) 1
pg_user (PostgreSQL user) xxxxxxxxxxxx
(PostgreSQL include) /usr/include/postgresql
(PostgreSQL lib) /usr/lib
(PostgreSQL Packages) postgresql libpq
