Even though csrf token is being passed, response is

[devyash786]

Even though csrf token is being passed, response is

"errors": [
    {
        "message": "400 Bad Request: The CSRF session token is missing.",
        "error_type": "GENERIC_BACKEND_ERROR",
        "level": "error",
        "extra": {
            "issue_codes": [
                {
                    "code": 1011,
                    "message": "Issue 1011 - Superset encountered an unexpected error."
                }
            ]
        }
    }
]

}

[dosubot[bot]]

To resolve the "400 Bad Request: The CSRF session token is missing" error, even though the CSRF token is being passed, ensure the following:

1. Headers Configuration: Verify that all required headers are present, including the CSRF token and the Referer header. The Referer header must be properly set for HTTPS requests.

2. CSRF Token Implementation: Confirm that the CSRF token is correctly fetched from /api/v1/security/csrf_token/ and is properly included in the request headers. The SupersetClientClass in Apache Superset ensures that the CSRF token is included in the headers as X-CSRFToken if it is available.

3. Initialization: Make sure that the SupersetClientClass is properly initialized with the CSRF token by calling client.getCSRFToken() before making requests. This ensures that the CSRF token is fetched and set in the headers.

If these components are correctly configured and the error persists, there may be an issue with how the CSRF token is being included or validated in the request. Double-check the token's retrieval and inclusion process. Additionally, ensure that the ensureAuth method is called to verify authentication and token presence before making requests ^[1][2].

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[dosubot[bot]]

The error message "The CSRF session token is missing" indicates that the CSRF token is not being correctly included in the session or request. Here are some steps to troubleshoot and resolve this issue:

1. Verify CSRF Token Retrieval: Ensure that the CSRF token is being correctly fetched from the /api/v1/security/csrf_token/ endpoint. The SupersetClientClass should handle this process, and the token should be stored and included in subsequent requests ^[1].

2. Check Headers: Confirm that the CSRF token is included in the request headers as X-CSRFToken. Also, ensure that other necessary headers, such as the Referer header, are correctly set.

3. Session Management: Make sure that the session is properly maintained between requests. If the session is not persistent, the CSRF token might not be stored correctly.

4. CSRF Token Expiry: Check if the CSRF token has expired. The default timeout for CSRF tokens in Superset is one week, but this can be configured with the WTF_CSRF_TIME_LIMIT setting ^[2].

5. Error Handling: The refresh_csrf_token error handler in Superset logs a warning and redirects to the login page if the CSRF token is missing or expired. Ensure that this handler is correctly configured to manage CSRF errors ^[3].

By following these steps, you should be able to identify and resolve the issue with the missing CSRF session token.

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[devyash786]

@dosu
We have try running in local, it was working but not working in servers

[dosubot[bot]]

When the CSRF token handling works locally but not on the server, consider the following potential differences and solutions:

1. Server Configuration: Check if there are any differences in the server configuration compared to your local environment that could affect CSRF token handling. This includes settings related to session management, security, and network configurations.

2. CSRF Token Expiration and Validation: Ensure that the server-specific settings for CSRF token expiration and validation are correctly configured. The default timeout for CSRF tokens in Superset is one week, which can be adjusted using the WTF_CSRF_TIME_LIMIT setting ^[1].

3. Headers and Proxies: Verify that any middleware or proxy on the server is not altering or stripping headers, including the CSRF token. Ensure that all necessary headers, such as X-CSRFToken and Referer, are correctly set and transmitted.

4. Session Persistence: Ensure that session persistence is correctly configured on the server. Differences in session management between local and server environments can lead to issues with CSRF token handling.

5. Network and Security Settings: Check for any specific network or security settings on the server that could interfere with CSRF token transmission or validation.

By addressing these areas, you should be able to identify and resolve the discrepancies between your local and server environments regarding CSRF token handling.

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[devyash786]

@dosu
I am using helm chart to deploy.

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[edwardzhanged]

Same error. Seems good in Postman.