Kind of guessing, but as it is written, linking to 'login' would not be
the normal path for a user to become authenticated. Instead, you would
link to a protected url, and a user would be presented with the login
form (and a 403 code). The user authenticates, and is forwarded on to
the protected url.
But you are right about that not making sense in the context of a link
to 'login' (as in the example welcome template). The login controller
might make more sense as follows:
response.status = 403
if identity.was_login_attempted():
msg=_("The credentials you supplied were not correct or "
"did not grant access to this resource.")
elif identity.get_identity_errors():
msg=_("You must provide your credentials before accessing "
"this resource.")
else:
msg=_("Please log in.")
response.status = 200
forward_url= request.headers.get("Referer", "/")
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