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[Bug]: Device blocked by CORS policy #249
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I have found part of the issue, On chrome linux enabling chrome://flags/#enable-experimental-web-platform-features (needed for web-bluetooth support on linux) will cause the errors. |
I ended up having to directly view https://meshtastic.local/ as https://client.meshtastic.org/ doesn't work because of the CORS policy. |
I haven't attempted reproducing this yet, but FWIW meshtastic/firmware#652 started and meshtastic/firmware#656 added CORS support, albeit the |
CORS headers should be present, as far as I can tell, from the node. I believe the issue is the |
Device: Linux Native, running in docker, with port 4430 forwarded to container port 443 (TLS) Firefox dev console Network tab shows request PUT /api/v1/toradio with "CORS Missing Allowed Origin". Debugging using curl:
but it is present on GET /:
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Ran meshtasticd under gdb, with breakpoint on handleAPIv1ToRadio, when sending method PUT, the breakpoint is hit. When sending method OPTIONS, the breakpoint is not hit. |
Backtrace at handleAPIv1ToRadio:
Ah looks like there's a second set of handlers for native platform (src/mesh/raspihttp/PiWebServer.cpp):
and no endpoint for OPTIONS method. Needs a patch like this:
FYI @jp-bennett |
Hardware
T-Beam, T-Deck, DIY
Connection Type
HTTP
Local or Hosted
https://client.meshtastic.org
Firmware Version
2.3.10.d19607b
Description
When connecting to a device with https://client.meshtastic.org I will get a CORS violation.
It happens with both http (meshtasticjs and slippy app with device added to chrome://flags/#unsafely-treat-insecure-origin-as-secure) and https.
This also wasn't happening about a week ago.
My browser is:
Chromium Version 126.0.6478.61 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Relevant console output
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