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This is due to Private Network Access, a new security mechanism, at present only on Chrome. A preflight request is sent before the webfinger request. At present, Armadietto does not support OPTIONS requests for webfinger paths, so the preflight fails with a CORS error, and the webfinger request is never made.
For the near term, RS apps on public servers can be used with Armadietto accepting connection on localhost, by using a browser that isn't Chrome. Longer term, no browser will allow this, which cramps testing of Armadietto on localhost.
RS apps also running on a HTTP server accepting connections on localhost will always be able to access Armadietto accepting connections as localhost. I think that's an acceptable workaround, as Private Network Access is a security mechanism.
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DougReeder
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When accepting connections as localhost, Armadietto cannot be accessed by public RS apps
When accepting connections as localhost, webfinger will fail for public RS apps
May 12, 2022
DougReeder
changed the title
When accepting connections as localhost, webfinger will fail for public RS apps
When accepting connections as localhost, webfinger & storage requests will fail for public RS apps
May 12, 2022
This is due to Private Network Access, a new security mechanism, at present only on Chrome. A preflight request is sent before the webfinger request. At present, Armadietto does not support OPTIONS requests for webfinger paths, so the preflight fails with a CORS error, and the webfinger request is never made.
For the near term, RS apps on public servers can be used with Armadietto accepting connection on localhost, by using a browser that isn't Chrome. Longer term, no browser will allow this, which cramps testing of Armadietto on localhost.
RS apps also running on a HTTP server accepting connections on localhost will always be able to access Armadietto accepting connections as localhost. I think that's an acceptable workaround, as Private Network Access is a security mechanism.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: