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How to update ALLOWED_ORIGINS

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Where do I go to update ALLOWED_ORIGINS?

 

I'm getting a CORS error saying the url I'm using to access my server is violating policy since it isn't in the ALLOWED_ORIGINS list.

 

Thanks!

Solved by ljm42

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Are you using a reverse proxy? We will be adding support for adding reverse proxy urls to allowed origins in a future update.

 

If you aren't using a reverse proxy then you may just need to adjust your servername and Local TLD settings so the urls match.

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Yes, it's a reverse proxy setup. Everything seems to work fine, I just noticed the error with My Servers.

 

Thanks!

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We will be adding support for adding reverse proxy urls to allowed origins in a future update.

 

Super, I've just come across this issue too, and I think I'll have to wait for that update to resolve my issue.

 

In my use case, the local TLD is correct, as is the hostname, but as I'm using a different port to access Unraid (as port 80/443 is being used by the reverse proxy itself) Unraid throws the following error:

 

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Warning Your current url unraid.internal.example.com is not in the list of allowed origins for this server.
For best results, use one of these urls:

http://unraid.internal.example.com:8080

http://10.10.10.10:8080

http://unraid:8080

 

In which I understand why its doing that, but obviously I can never resolve that issue without having some manual control over the allowed origins list, or supporting reverse proxies.

 

Which I take it will be resolved in that future update regarding custom allowed origins?

Right, the port is part of the allowed origin check so it is currently blocked. In a future update you will be able to custom urls (including ports) to the list of allowed origins.

29 minutes ago, ljm42 said:

Right, the port is part of the allowed origin check so it is currently blocked. In a future update you will be able to custom urls (including ports) to the list of allowed origins.

 

Super, thanks!

  • 2 months later...

I very well could have missed it but has this been updated as of yet?

  • 2 months later...

Has this feature been added yet?

yeah this feature available yet?

  • 3 weeks later...

when will this Feature be awailable

We will definitely announce when this feature is available

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