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trying to install friends encoder getting cors error
for some reason it is getting a cors error when it get to the install part.
https://encoder.corder.tv/install/index.php
when entering the info and everything click install it just hangs and inspect element show a cors error with https://corder.tv/login something like that.
Is there something I can add to his main site to say this domain is allowed? and where would that go if so?
It is probably not a clean ubuntu installation and something is blocking access/requests from different domains.
may be some cors rules somewhere on the server installation
It is a fresh install kinda I was going off old directions and it started to install another avideo. I deleted the other avideo should I just wipe it and do it again?
I mean, the streamer site is blocking. it is something on his apache.
maybe a security module
On the main website Is there a cors file or is this just something htaccess does? I do not remember doing anything special with mine
by default, avideo leaves all cors rules open.
it is something specific on your web server installation (yes maybe the SSL)
Is there a way to run the install without it needing to login to the main site?
Yes but the problem will still persists
you must resolve the cors problem , otherwise the encoder will be useless
Access to XMLHttpRequest at 'https://corder.tv/login' from origin 'https://encoder.corder.tv' has been blocked by CORS policy: The 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header contains multiple values 'https://encoder.corder.tv, *', but only one is allowed.
This is the ip http://162.210.100.119/ I do not understand this but will figure it out eventually
So even just using the ip it still does the cors thing. Is there a different encoder for just a Standalone Encoder server. The only instructions I found shows how to install this with avideo.
https://www.linuxbabe.com/ubuntu/install-avideo-youphptube-ubuntu-20-04-server
Remove any cord rule from Apache.conf
also make sure you did install Apache header module
Remove any cord rule from Apache.conf
also make sure you did install Apache header module
what u mean by cord rule?
I mean cors, it was a typo
I do not see anything that has cors to it in the confs no header actions not really sure what this is.
I think i found it it is the ssl includeSubDomains; was missing will test and write back
I think it was the hsts on the domain messing with it. I have new dns settings taking effect fingers crossed will check back later.
OK it might not be that at all either. It just won't let me install it no matter what I change
Here is the weird part. No matter what I mod in the vhost or in a htaccess it never changes the headers and always shows.
access-control-allow-credentials: true access-control-allow-headers: Access-Control-Allow-Headers, Origin,Accept, X-Requested-With, Content-Type, Access-Control-Request-Method, Access-Control-Request-Headers, origin, x-requested-with, content-type access-control-allow-methods: GET,HEAD,OPTIONS,POST,PUT access-control-allow-origin: https://imasdk.googleapis.com, * cache-control: no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate, max-age=1, private, must-revalidate
Any clue why it shows access-control-allow-origin: https://imasdk.googleapis.com, *
because that is what the problem is. I can't find this anywhere to delete.
Restarted apache then rebooted the whole server still no change
Is it because there is no videos uploaded yet so there really is no index to the main site that it is just redirecting and not truly doing the cors maybe?
is very hard for me to guess, that is why I am asking you to remove all access-control rules from the apache.conf and other confs.
usually the AVideo access-control is enough
http://162.210.100.119/
https://corder.tv/
https://encoder.corder.tv/install/index.php
Still wondering if this will change if I upload something
I sent credentials in a pm just in case u wanted to give it a peek
Any clue what access control could be hiding that I am not seeing. I looked in every conf and even in the htaccess and still do not see anywhere why the Avido script is loading: access-control-allow-origin: https://imasdk.googleapis.com/, * in the header.
It is only the Avideo script reporting that. When I change the doc root directory to a empty folder that access-control-allow-origin: https://imasdk.googleapis.com/, * is no longer there so I know it is something Avideo is doing
try to install the encoder using another streamer site.
then check if it still works and if you can log in to the original site.
if you are using Cloudflare, disable the Cloudflare proxy.
It lets me try my site and your demo test site. When I try a brand new install it shows that access-control-allow-origin: https://imasdk.googleapis.com/, * in the header
Go here and you can see the error https://cors-test.codehappy.dev/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcorder.tv%2F&method=get
This is a fresh Ubuntu 20 and Fresh install of Avideo https://corder.tv/
try to install the encoder using another streamer site.
then check if it still works and if you can log in to the original site.
if you are using Cloudflare, disable the Cloudflare proxy.
No cloudflare installed. It is all direct dns with the host. that is what is stumping me about this. Cloudflare I can just force the header to be whatever I want but I do not have that setup on there yet.