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Cannot access LTI Deep Link response in OpenEdx #484
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The tutur version is 17.0.5, and the edx-platform version is quince. |
Facing the same |
@ichintanjoshi We seemed to solve this problem. Are you running edx on tutor? If so, you need to modify the |
Yes, in tutor, I've set DCS_SESSION_COOKIE_SAMESITE as 'None' Do we also need to set |
@ichintanjoshi Here is our findings: the modification of And we run tutor in dev, it works. But it could not access lms or cms in Chrome, Because of get-ready-for-new-samesitenone-secure. It works in firefox, I think it is enough for us to debug in dev mode. |
Okay @besonn thanks, I will try to replicate the same |
Hi there, I was trapped in some errors about deploying an LTI tools in edx-platform.
I run both edx and LTI tools on a local machine. Edx uses port 8000 and 8001, and lti tools uses 9001.
For edx, I use:
which is in tutor dev
For LTI Tools, I use: pylti1.3-flask-example, which is running on
127.0.0.1:9001
So, When I tried to launch deep link in openedx. It returns
Please check that you have course staff permissions and double check this block's LTI settings.
I am sure that I was using a staff account. And I am quite sure I have setDCS_SESSION_COOKIE_SAMESITE = 'None'
in edx-plarform/lms/env/.I noticed that #218 mentioned the similar problems.
The error log in edx is below:
I masked my ip address in error log. How to solve this problem?
Thanks.
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