The browser is in charge of setting the 'Origin' header and this would
never be set to 'localhost' unless your browser is talking to the local
machine. But you are right about the spoofing part in that malicious code
outside the browser could technically set the origin to anything it wants.
The
I'm taking a look at it now.
On Thursday, January 28, 2016 at 11:15:11 PM UTC-5, aswath wrote:
>
> Hi,
> We had a latency issue for a request serving from a fresh instance. It
> was suggested to create a issue in the tracker for better resolution.
> A production issue on the appengine issue trac
You could try wrapping the Cloud Trace API call in a push task and
executing it asynchronously at the end of the request which would save you
needing to wait for the URL Fetch to complete inside the request handler.
There isn't a way to 'piggy back' on top of the RPCs used internally (that
is d
Hi,
I have developed an application using Django 1.9 and want to deploy it to
GAE. I just found out that GAE support 1.5 as the latest version.
When is supported for 1.9 expected?
Cheers,
Mark
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