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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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CentOS 6.5
Latest Jenkins version from repo
Latest X-Filter Plugin installed via the Jenkins update center
I'm using the XFrame Filter Plugin to allow Jenkins to be embedded into an iFrame. To make this work I need to set the X-Frame-Options Options configuration parameter to ALLOW-FROM http://my-address.
This works fine but when I restart Jenkins (e.g. due to maintenance on the machine) the plugin looses the configuration and restores the value of "X-Frame-Options Options" to SAMEORIGIN which is odd because I have to re-configure the plugin after evey restart of Jenkins.
- is related to
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JENKINS-21881 Make X-Frame-Options configurable
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- Resolved
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[JENKINS-22430] XFrame Filter Plugin forgets settings upon Jenkins restart
Description |
Original:
I'm using the XFrame Filter Plugin to allow Jenkins to be embedded into an iFrame. To make this work I need to set the X-Frame-Options Options configuration parameter to ALLOW-FORM http://my-address. This works fine but when I restart Jenkins (e.g. due to maintenance on the machine) the plugin looses the configuration and restores the value of "X-Frame-Options Options" to SAMEORIGIN which is odd because I have to re-configure the plugin after evey restart of Jenkins. |
New:
I'm using the XFrame Filter Plugin to allow Jenkins to be embedded into an iFrame. To make this work I need to set the X-Frame-Options Options configuration parameter to ALLOW-FROM http://my-address. This works fine but when I restart Jenkins (e.g. due to maintenance on the machine) the plugin looses the configuration and restores the value of "X-Frame-Options Options" to SAMEORIGIN which is odd because I have to re-configure the plugin after evey restart of Jenkins. |
Assignee | Original: jieryn [ jieryn ] |
Link |
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This issue is related to |
Labels | Original: xframe | New: configuration |
Assignee | New: Jesse Glick [ jglick ] |
Status | Original: Open [ 1 ] | New: In Progress [ 3 ] |
Fixed typo