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Sidekiq 3.4.2 produces Rack::Protection::AuthenticityToken Error when mounting in Padrino #2461
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Sorry you are seeing this pain. Sidekiq 3.4.2 requires a session store to fix a severe security issue. This behavior is not a bug and I'm not an expert in Padrino so I can't tell you how to add a session store. You'll need to consult the Rack / Padrino docs for details. A bare Rack example is here: https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq/wiki/Monitoring#standalone |
Hi @mperham I actually did consult the Padrino team before bringing this back to the Sidekiq team. padrino/padrino-framework#1944 who seem to think it is a Sidekiq issue. The standalone doc you have referenced does not actually fix the issue. I realize both teams want to blame the other but would you mind just looking at the example repo or maybe talking to the Padrino team about where the issue lies? |
I believe #2462 should fix this issue. Fingers crossed! |
Example Repository
When trying to mount Sidekiq application within Padrino,
Rack::Protection::AuthenticityToken Error
is produced. See example repository for bare bones demonstration. The exact same project works when Sidekiq is explicitly set to 3.4.1.Much thanks to the Padrino team and also @jc00ke on the Sidekiq team for the great communication up until now.
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