To add the CORS authorization to the header using Apache, simply add the following line inside either the Directory, Location, Files or VirtualHost sections of your server config (usually located in a.conf file, such as httpd.conf or apache.conf), or within a.htaccess file:. Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin '.'.

Its working randomly with POST requests (using ^0.10.0 version and after run composer update).

I am using omniauth-facebook with AngularJS and CORS is not working correctly.My omniauth.rb isRails.application.config.middleware.use OmniAuth::Builder doprovider:facebook,'xxxxx', 'xxxxx',:scope = 'email,userbirthday,readstream',:display = 'popup'endEverything works if i use it as rails app and request. But when i try to call 'http:localhost:3000usersauthfacebook' via AngularJS i see following error in JS console XMLHttpRequest cannot load No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'is therefore not allowed access.(The url is not displayed completely in console)I added following lineconfig.middleware.insertbefore Warden::Manager, Rack::Corsbut also this didn't work.What is the best way or how can i override headers for OmniAuth? I had the exact same problem, using AngularJS with a module called satellizer. At first I stranded much earlier before including the 'rack-cors' gem, so thanks for the hint there. After this gem was added I got the same problem as described above.I had configured the url property for satellizer to ' as this would be the route used in the browser for login. Making a request to this url respond with a 302 which redirects to Facebook's login.However with satellizer the FB.login is used and the url called afterwards with the code returned from the Facebook SDK, so instead the url property must point to '.My route for '/auth/facebook/callback' now looks like this:post '/auth/:provider/callback' = 'sessions#create'And from the session controller action create I return the token to the client side and this seems to work.

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For anyone who struggled as long as I did.Is correct. FE libs like Satellizer and VueAuthenticate duplicate the work omniauth-facebook does. When using those libs, you don't need to call /auth/facebook to get the OAuth popup window and exchange your code for a token because the FE lib is handling that for you.Instead you just go straight to sessions#create as bindzus did or /auth/facebook/callback if you're like me and trying to get DeviseTokenAuth to worktl;dr/auth/facebook uses omniauth to get a token, so you don't need to hit itjust get the token using the FE and send it to /auth/facebook/callback or whatever creates sessions.

Not sure why you did what said as the /auth/facebook is a GET action and not a POST. Just tried to do it and I got a 404 as that route was not found.Rails server is running on port 3001 while React client is on port 3000.There are 2 weird things I can point out:. the call should happen through API as that is were this is defined.

I found strange that the messages refer to port 3000 while I was expecting them to happen on port 3001. if manually pasting localhost:3001/auth/facebook on the browser, I am seeing that Rails is calling things perfectly fine. This makes me think there is some problem on my routing.From Rails console perspective, when getting above error, I can see the following:Any comments would be very welcome!Regards.Alejandro.