inline violated CSP script-src Error after upgrade to 1.34.16

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gruiarew
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inline violated CSP script-src Error after upgrade to 1.34.16

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Hi,

I recently upgraded to 1.34.16, directly from repo (apt-get on Debian 10). I'm seeing in the logs all the time: "inline violated CSP script-src". How can I get more info on what is this? Don't know where to look at. Sorry!
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Re: inline violated CSP script-src Error after upgrade to 1.34.16

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It means that somewhere we have something like onclick="do_something". This is old style way of doing things and is no longer considered secure. I am slowly finding and fixing them. They aren't really anything to worry about right now. They shouldn't be happening too often though.

I know I just found a bunch in the zone editing code and I will have them fixed for 1.34.17.
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Re: inline violated CSP script-src Error after upgrade to 1.34.16

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Thank you!
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Re: inline violated CSP script-src Error after upgrade to 1.34.16

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Upgraded to 1.34.25 and am now (first time ever) getting similar errors (non-stop logging happening). Also Debian 10.

Component: web_js
Level: ERR
Message: inline violated CSP script-src
File: zm/index.php
Line: 1
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Re: inline violated CSP script-src Error after upgrade to 1.34.16

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1.36.32

web_js,,14521,ERR,"inline violated CSP script-src-attr",moz-extension,595
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Re: inline violated CSP script-src Error after upgrade to 1.34.16

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You have an extension that is causing this. We do not allow external accesses for security reasons.
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