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HTTP 405 Error

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Level 2

I'm facing issue in uploading the java bundles in felix console.

whenever I'm trying to upload a bundle , my browser is not responding for some time and after that  its throws http 405 error.

I tried uploading lower size bundles ,still getting same error.

I'm using 6.1.

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Level 10

Its hard for commnity to suggest a fix without more information. Please post any log messages that you are seeing

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Level 2

org.apache.sling.security.impl.ReferrerFilter Rejected empty referrer header for POST request to /system/console/bundles

I'm getting this log

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Level 10

How are you creating your bundle/Java project. Are you following an online doc or using Maven Archetype project?

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Level 2

I'm using maven Archetype project . I  have approx 8 bundles to upload , on too many attempts some of the bundles which are hardly of under 100 KB size getting uploaded (that also after several repeated attempts). but others are giving this error.

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Level 10

Last thing - can you try to update same project on a fresh AEM install - this will tell us if the issue is your project or the AEM instance. If you project contains valid OSGi bundles - they should be able to upload it and put them into an Active state.

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Level 2

I have already tried that , even some of the team members are getting the same error in their system  .But at the same time its working in some system.

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Community Advisor

Are you working through corporate proxy?

These things like to intercept POST requests.

E.g. upload of .jar is blocked and you get 405 as a response.

Regards,

Peter

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Level 2

yes,I'm working in corporate proxy but i tried not using that proxy also.still not working.

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Employee Advisor

* Is this reproducible on your system?

* do you see that request in the request.log? Or the access.log?

* something suspicious in the error.log?

HTTP statuscode 405 "method not allowed" might be thrown by the CSRF filter, but I would doubt that (the webconsole is not covered by Sling filters).

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Level 4

can you switch your port number to 4502 and give a try?

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Employee Advisor

Hi vineetp40789287​,

Can you check "allow empty" field in "Apache Sling Referrer Filter" from host:port/sytem/console/configMgr if already not checked?

It might help you fix the above exception.

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Level 8

As per logs, the referrer URL is empty might be because of below conditions

  • entered the site URL in browser address bar itself.
  • visited the site by a browser-maintained bookmark.
  • visited the site as first page in the window/tab.
  • switched from a https URL to a http URL.
  • switched from a https URL to a different https URL. (only if it is blocked by referrer metatag on website)
  • has security software installed (antivirus/firewall/etc) which strips the referrer from all requests.
  • is behind a proxy which strips the referrer from all requests.
  • visited the site programmatically (like, curl) without setting the referrer header (searchbots!).

The temporary purpose you can enable allow empty - not recommended in production

Are you facing the same issue when you deploy through package manager?