This is enabled by default since rails 5.2, but it doesn't make sense for the /receive/ routes, because they are called without a session and without a token.
34 lines
803 B
Ruby
34 lines
803 B
Ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
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require_dependency "diaspora_federation/application_controller"
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module DiasporaFederation
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# This controller processes receiving messages.
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class ReceiveController < ApplicationController
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skip_forgery_protection
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# Receives public messages
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#
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# POST /receive/public
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def public
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data = request.body.read
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logger.debug data
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DiasporaFederation.callbacks.trigger(:queue_public_receive, data)
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head :accepted
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end
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# Receives private messages for a user
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#
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# POST /receive/users/:guid
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def private
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data = request.body.read
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logger.debug data
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success = DiasporaFederation.callbacks.trigger(:queue_private_receive, params[:guid], data)
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head success ? :accepted : :not_found
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end
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end
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end
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