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Topic History of: Crossdomain
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| Gnoll |
Possibly, all though the one I gave you is from adobes example on how to make a socket policy server |
| celio |
I think that the only usefull node is
<allow-access-from domain="XYZ" />
I think that the two others are usefull for crossdomain.xml files requested by HTTP(s) but not for socket connections ?
Am i missing something ? |
| Gnoll |
Correction I do recieve | Code: |
"<cross-domain-policy><allow-access-from domain='mydomain' to-ports='myport' /></cross-domain-
policy>
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but still missing some lines
Thanks,
Gnoll |
| Gnoll |
Hmm,
It seems to return| Code: |
"<cross-domain-policy></cross-domain-policy>"
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I am looking for something more like
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"<cross-domain-policy>
<site-control permitted-cross-domain-policies="all"/>
<allow-access-from domain="*" />
<allow-http-request-headers-from domain="*" headers="*" />
</cross-domain-policy>"
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Any ideas,
Thanks,
Gnoll |
| Gnoll |
Okay,
Thanks for the info |
| celio |
Hi,
nop it's just an example, by default the crossdomain is served by the same connection / port that palabre is using
so if you're using port 2468 , it will be serverd over this port.
To test if it is served you can connect and send the following xml node :
<cross-domain-request /> |
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Hope to fix it soon ...
In the meantime you may still download palabre or use the forum
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