A htaccess rewrite rule could easily cause the POST to redirect or be rewritten. My guess is it's htaccess or 3rd party extension conflicting. I don't know what to suggest otherwise unless you're hitting POST input limits. Do you have a lot of usergroups? The hidden inputs that help build the form path are added at the end of the form so if you're hitting input limits those may get removed resulting in it just posting to index.php.
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Just curious ... is there a PHP setting that would increase the POST input variable limits and resolve this?
I just checked and we have Maximum Input Variables set to 1000 (not sure if that is the setting that this relates to). We also have Max_input_time set to 60 and nesting_level at 64. Wondering if any of those might help if increased?
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