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      request #9679 No iFrame with Hudson
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    #9679
    Kelly Ferrone (kferrone)
    2016-12-06 21:44
    2016-11-25 23:32
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    No iFrame with Hudson

    So I have been fighting with Hudson now for a while. Now I finally got Hudson all up and running and all of a sudden Tuleaps "Continuous Integration" section on the builds shows an empty iFrame and it links to something like this "http://localhost:8089/hudson/job/my-project-build/" which does not resolve to anything because it's localhost. 

    I was unable to find any errors anywhere. Earlier the iFrames and everything with Hudson worked fine, then right after I got Hudson to finally clone a GIT repo from Tuleap they disappeared and now point to localhost. I also restarted the server in the mean time, could something not have turned on correctly? 

    Other steps I took include adding my CI server to known hosts by using SSH and is asks to add to known_hosts file. 

    Anyone know how to get the iFrame to come back?

    Any advice on how I can debug the iFrames?

    Continuous Integration
    9.1
    CentOS 6
    • [ ] enhancement
    • [ ] internal improvement
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    request #9168 Can't add Jenkins job
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    Kelly Ferrone (kferrone)2016-12-06 21:44

    I'll check this out. I have my server admin on it. Hope it works. What's weird is it worked totally fine before. All of a sudden this started happening. 

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    Nicolas Terray (nterray)2016-11-26 09:09
    The empty iframe is a security protection used by browsers to prevent clickjacking. You may try to configure your jenkins webserver to provide the X-Frame-Options HTTP header, as stated in https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7034, so that it permits the display of its content in an iframe.
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    Kelly Ferrone (kferrone)2016-11-26 02:45
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