define('DISALLOW_FILE_MODS', true);
Comments on How to Fix MODx CSRF Error when Using Firefox 3.5 All These People are Going Green... I'm Just Tryin' To Keep It Real2012-05-24T20:07:30Zhttps://belafontecode.com/fix-modx-csrf-error-in-firefox/feed/atom/WordPress
By: Jesse Jessehttps://twitter.com/#!/TheRealMrJessehttp://www.belafontecode.com/?p=120#comment-3552012-05-24T20:07:30Z2012-05-24T20:07:30ZThanks for this. I have been having this same problem when using Firefox 12.0. I have never messed with the settings, but the value was indeed set to “0” when I checked. Cheers.
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By: Arkh Arkhhttp://www.belafontecode.com/?p=120#comment-2702010-05-28T07:51:30Z2010-05-28T07:51:30ZWait.
ModX is using the referrer as a way to prevent CSRF ? Are you kidding ?
Is it too hard to do it right with unique random tokens ?
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By: .abelafonte .abelafontehttp://www.belafontecode.com/?p=120#comment-2602010-04-14T03:05:16Z2010-04-14T03:05:16ZNo, I’ve never had that type of setup, but I’m sure that the error may have something to do with accessing a local site locally.
I assume that you wouldn’t be allowing any external access to this local installation, so you should be good with disabling the feature in the MODx admin.
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By: Frank Frankhttp://www.belafontecode.com/?p=120#comment-2592010-04-13T19:24:02Z2010-04-13T19:24:02ZHey, I just installed 1.0.3 locally on my Mac (MAMP 1.84) and the CSRF is back again. The SendRefererHeader was already on 2. So this doesn’t do it for me. I do have a strict M0n0wall protection for my ISP, but this is runs locally! This could mean this CSRF attack came from within? I wonder what the real thing is here, I dont get it.
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By: Tibor Tiborhttp://www.au-trans-porteur.comhttp://www.belafontecode.com/?p=120#comment-2512010-02-03T17:26:11Z2010-02-03T17:26:11ZFirebug disabled & PageSpeed disabled : modx manager works
Firebug enabled & PageSpeed disabled : modx manager does not work
Firebug disabled & PageSpeed enabled (it’s useless, but …) modx manager works
Anyway Firebug is eating too much resource, so I’ll just disable it when it’s not needed 🙂
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By: Tibor Tiborhttp://www.au-trans-porteur.comhttp://www.belafontecode.com/?p=120#comment-2502010-02-03T17:19:29Z2010-02-03T17:19:29ZWell this error just happened to me, after I installed Google PageSpeed plugin for Firefox, and then Firebug. As I type this Firebug is not activated yet; so I’ll disable PageSpeed and let you know…
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By: Steve Stevehttp://www.stevemullencreative.comhttp://www.belafontecode.com/?p=120#comment-2472010-01-16T13:02:55Z2010-01-16T13:02:55ZThanks for the tip! I actually had my referrers disables from the web developer tool bar, this post saved me a lot of searching and unnecessary trouble!
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By: Sal B / @mayhemchaos Sal B / @mayhemchaoshttp://www.mayhemandchaos.comhttp://www.belafontecode.com/?p=120#comment-2412009-12-28T15:06:23Z2009-12-28T15:06:23ZNice debugging there Aaron. For awhile I thought you were having a Firefox on Mac issue.
I think that article on Optimizing Firefox came from LifeHacker.