Mime type of Javascript inferred incorrectly for Tensorboard

[whatnick]

Bug description

Mime type inference failure for tensorboard javascript file served by application with a query parameter.

Expected behaviour

Tensorboard application running withing Notebook container should load without issues in browsers with the MIME Type verification security feature enabled i.e. resources are not loaded if the browser sniffed MIME type is different from the server advertised mime type.

https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2016/08/26/mitigating-mime-confusion-attacks-in-firefox/

Actual behaviour

JupyterHub proxy fails to infer mimetype of file such as index.js?_file_hash=8b6358c7 as text/javascript

How to reproduce

• Install tensorboard in jupyterhub with the proxy service running
• Run tensorboard using tensorboard --logdir training
• Server starts up on port 6006
• Visit the server using proxy via path proxy/6006/
• Tensorboard fails to load with this error

The resource from “[https://<user_hub_path>/proxy/index.js?_file_hash=8b6358c7”](https://<user_hub_path>/proxy/index.js?_file_hash=8b6358c7%E2%80%9D) was blocked due to MIME type (“text/html”) mismatch (X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff). 6006

Your personal set up

Zero-to-JupyterHub on EKS

• OS: JupyterHub on EKS with Image built from Ubuntu 22.04
• Version(s): JupyterHub : 3.11 Python : 3.10.6

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[manics]

jupyter-server-proxy should be proxying everything though. What mimetype header is sent by tensorboard?

[whatnick]

Seems like that is text/html, however when run directly it is javascript. I will run locally without proxy and report.

On Fri, 28 Apr 2023, 18:38 Simon Li, @.***> wrote:

jupyter-server-proxy should be proxying everything though. What mimetype header is sent by tensorboard?

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[mahendrapaipuri]

We use tensorboard with JSP and JupyterLab and we didnt see any issues. Which version of tensorboard are you using?