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ronnieroyston
commented on July 19, 2024
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Got it. Yes, it's a setting on the Web server to allow CORS that's missing
/ the issue. Curl works fine (becuase it does not have the CORS security
restrictions of browsers). I got it working and it's pretty slick. I'm on
other paying projects at the moment and had to put intREST on the back
burner for now.
BTW: I'll never be an employee again - I did that for 20 years. I work for
me now. :-)
…On Fri, Mar 24, 2017 at 1:51 PM, A.S. Gowri Sankar ***@***.*** > wrote:
well, you got it all figured out. The ways the XHRs are constructed look
right. So it's a setting that any fronting webserver would have to be set.
By the way, I'm no way related to Cisco nor this particular GitHub
project. I just randomly happen to visit this project because I was looking
for information on SCIM implementation (from Cisco) and notice that one
issue that was open (or ever opened) here. Thought I'd do something about
it.
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asgs
commented on July 19, 2024
were those requests preflighted? Some servers don't respond with the CORS headers unless they think it's required to.
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ronnieroyston
commented on July 19, 2024
Web server must respond with "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" or the XHR
will fail every time. "Preflight" really has nothing to do with this. Am
I wrong? I got XHR working with my CSR (on virtual box on my laptop) but
only after installing a CORS Everywhere/CORS anywhere browser hack.
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were those requests preflighted
<https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Access_control_CORS#Preflighted_requests>?
Some servers don't respond with the CORS headers.
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asgs
commented on July 19, 2024
you should post the complete XHR dump to see what's going on.
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ronnieroyston
commented on July 19, 2024
I know what's going on because I've spent the time and effort to utilize
the REST interface. Your NGINX server is locked down (the NGINX
credentials in CSR1000v are not published/available). It simply needs to
have that 1 parameter either set, or configurable to be set on the web
SERVER (in IOS Web management case, NGINX).
https://github.com/rhroyston/intrest/blob/master/script.js
See line 758 "function getToken(deviceId)" also line 882 "function httpReq(
method, host, path, token)" on my intREST project on github. It's just
vanilla XHR with minimal options/headers set.
BTW, I'm a freelance CCIE#6824 and looking for work (not employment). Why
don't you hire me to flesh out some implementation guidelines or maybe an
official Cisco intREST browser framework?
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asgs
commented on July 19, 2024
well, you got it all figured out. The ways the XHRs are constructed look right. So it's a setting that any fronting webserver exposes, that need to be set.
By the way, I'm no way related to Cisco nor this particular GitHub project. I just randomly happen to visit this project because I was looking for information on SCIM implementation (from Cisco) and notice that one issue that was open (or ever opened) here. Thought I'd do something about it.
Best wishes for your future work!
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