Add Content Security Policy header

[Deprecated] Rasa X Community Edition
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I have deployed rasax on the ubuntu server by using docker and now i want to add the Content Security Policy header where can I add it?

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Hello, @Shima-Mohammed

 To add the Content Security Policy (CSP) header when deploying Rasa X using Docker on an Ubuntu server, you can modify the Dockerfile or use an nginx configuration file. 
 there are you can implement it in both cases:

Modifying the Dockerfile:

  • Locate the Dockerfile used to build the Rasa X Docker image.
  • Open the Dockerfile and look for the line starting with FROM to identify the base image used.
  • If the base image includes an nginx server, proceed to step 3. Otherwise, follow step 2.
  • Add the following lines to the Dockerfile, right before the CMD or ENTRYPOINT

instruction: COPY ( nginx.conf /etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf )

  • Create a new file named nginx.conf in the same directory as the Dockerfile.
  • Inside nginx.conf, add the following configuration to set the Content Security Policy

header:
Copy the code server { … add_header Content-Security-Policy “your-csp-policy-here”; … }

Adding an nginx configuration file:

  • Create a new file named nginx.conf on your Ubuntu server (outside the Docker container).
  • Inside nginx.conf, add the following configuration to set the Content Security Policy.

header:
Copy the code server { … add_header Content-Security-Policy “your-csp-policy-here”; … }

When running the Rasa X Docker container, mount the nginx.conf file as a volume to the appropriate location within the container,

After making the necessary modifications, Pay My Doctor rebuild and redeploy your Rasa X Docker image or restart the existing Docker container to apply the changes. This will set the Content Security Policy header in the nginx configuration, providing the desired CSP policy for your Rasa X deployment.

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thanks