action #94774
closed
bug referral links only point to bugzilla.suse.com, not the specific bug size:M
Added by okurz almost 3 years ago.
Updated almost 3 years ago.
Category:
Regressions/Crashes
- Description updated (diff)
- Subject changed from bug referral links only point to bugzilla.suse.com, not the specific bug to bug referral links only point to bugzilla.suse.com, not the specific bug size:M
- Status changed from New to Workable
- Assignee set to dheidler
- Status changed from Workable to In Progress
After looking at the code it seems to be clear that the referer_url is not altered in any way by the openQA code.
It is only checked against a whitelist of hostnames.
So I see two possible options here: Either some users have a privacy extension in their browser that cuts of any path or get parameters from the referer or the referer is correct but the bug was changed somehow before the link was clicked and the URL is the result a POST request which didn't contain any GET parameters.
Either way the easiest solution would be to simply ignore such requests.
The next user who clicks the link might have accessed the bug with the usual GET url that contains all the parameters he might not have a browser extension that strips part of the referer.
- Status changed from In Progress to Feedback
It was me that
dheidler wrote:
After looking at the code it seems to be clear that the referer_url is not altered in any way by the openQA code.
It is only checked against a whitelist of hostnames.
So I see two possible options here: Either some users have a privacy extension in their browser that cuts of any path or get parameters from the referer or the referer is correct but the bug was changed somehow before the link was clicked and the URL is the result a POST request which didn't contain any GET parameters.
Interesting theory. It could be that behaviour changed on the side of bugzilla. It was me who triggered the link on https://openqa.suse.de/tests/6338972#comments . Could you try it out yourself?
The next user who clicks the link might have accessed the bug with the usual GET url that contains all the parameters he might not have a browser extension that strips part of the referer.
Then we would see updated URLs but I am not sure this is ever the case. You can query all openQA comments and look for that though.
okurz wrote:
Then we would see updated URLs but I am not sure this is ever the case. You can query all openQA comments and look for that though.
Only if the useless comments were removed - they still have the label flags and so it would be skipped the next time someone clicked that link.
- Status changed from Feedback to Resolved
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