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I can see the list of XHR requests made, and I have half a dozen local web servers running, and there are a bunch of other web servers running on my network. I

by shakna 7y ago

I can see the list of XHR requests made, and I have half a dozen local web servers running, and there are a bunch of other web servers running on my network. I have a bad habit of spinning up a server on an ESP32 whenever I want to remote control something physical. ... Strangely, despite the XHR's hitting ports and IPs I know are running unsecured web servers, the site sees nothing. Lots of "unreachable". Firefox 67.0, Arch Linux (5.0.10).

sepbot 7y ago
The requests should fail unless the servers you are running allow CORS as per the headers.
- shakna 7y ago
  There's half a dozen that are.
  - ypkuby 7y ago
    Do you have any locked down policy on them though? I assume this would only work if you gave blanket access. I noticed in my tests it found one on port 3000 with blanket access, but didn't see one on port 9999 with restricted access( policy => allow from *.mydomains )
    - shakna 7y ago
      Yes. I'm terrible and have them set to allow all domains, and all methods.
      - dillonmckay 7y ago
        Maybe your browsers are up-to-date?