Hue - 403 - CSRF error body about hue

[bjornalm]

Hi @yousafsafdar1 and thanks for reporting. @amitsrivastava can you have quick look at this configuration and see what is wrong?

[yousafsafdar1]

Hi @bjornalm @amitsrivastava,
May we please ask for an update on the above issue. Thank you.

[bjornalm]

Hi @yousafsafdar1, no update as of yet. Hue is open source and ultimately dependent on its community to help address issues reported here. The core team will try to help out with bugs and configurations to the extent possible, but it might take a while depending on work load. @amitsrivastava

[yousafsafdar1]

Thank you @bjornalm for the response.

I tried to debug this issue more and found out that CSRF Token is Included in the form and sent correctly with the request after checking from the browser's (Chrome and Firefox) developer tools to inspect the network request which is causing the error.

<input type="hidden" name="csrfmiddlewaretoken" value="...">

See screenshots below from Chrome browser for your reference that might help your core team in resolving the issue.

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[flash8627]

I also have the same problem
Just like the landlord

[flash8627]

@yousafsafdar1 Has the problem been resolved?

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[agl29]

Hello @yousafsafdar1 @flash8627,
Apologies for the delayed response. We've been occupied with implementing Trino-related features in Hue. It seems there might be an issue with the Trino configurations you provided. Please ensure that the correct format is used, like:
options='{"url": "http://localhost:8080/tpch"}'
Avoid using backslash around the url. And I hope this information proves helpful to you.