Romain Derie 4b39ad7167 [FIX] website: prevent iframe infinite loop with naked domain/https
If the website domain is wrongly configured (set to a URL that will
actually be redirected through DNS/proxy/cloudflare etc), the website
preview iframe will loop forever.

The wrong configuration this commit is about are:
- Having set the website domain to naked URL while you configured your
  naked URL to redirect to your `www` URL.
- The other way around (`www` to naked URL).
- Having set the website domain to `http` while you configured your
  `http` domain to redirect to your `https` domain.
- The other way around (`https` to `http`) if it's even possible/done by
  someone

While this could just be considered as a misconfiguration, it's a low
effort to support it. Also, the bug it implies is quite critical as the
user can't access his website app anymore (if he is smart enough and
somehow figure it's because of the website domain, he will think about
going to the General Settings to remove the domain).

All in all, it's a low effort to fix a (rare) critical issue.

Step to reproduce (`https`):
- Go to runbot (in `https`, normal way)
  eg: https://21544921-16-0-all.runbot172.odoo.com/
- Edit the website domain and set it to the `http` version
  eg: http://21544921-16-0-all.runbot172.odoo.com/
- Try to access the website app, it will loop forever, indeed:
  1. You are on the `https` URL in your browser tab
  2. The website app will try to load the iframe with the website domain
     as URL, which is the `http` version.
  3. The code in charge of loading the iframe URL (website_preview.js)
     will detect that `http` URL as originating from a different domain
     than the one of the current tab URL (parent window).
  4. In this case, that code will reject that URL and instead load it in
     the parent window URL -> It will basically redirect your whole
     browser tab to that URL.
     This is done as if you are loading the URL of a different website,
     we want you to be completely redirect to this other website domain.
  5. As `https` to `http` redirection (and naked -> www or www -> naked)
     is done at a lower level (through nginx, dns, cloudflare etc), the
     browser will not load the `http` requested URL but redirect and
     load the `https` one.
  6. Now, you are basically back to step 1. and entering an infinite
     loop.

The same issue can be reproduced with naked domain and `www` domain but
not on runbot and difficult in local.

You can also reproduce it in local, but it will just do the useless
redirect once and won't loop as nothing is redirecting the naked to www
in local:
- Edit your `/etc/hosts` file and write
```
127.0.0.1       rde.com
127.0.0.1       www.rde.com
```
- Edit your website domain to `http://www.rde.com`
- Now go to `rde.com:8069`
- It will wrongly redirect to `www` version

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On top of that, the domain misconfiguration would also lead to useless
reload when using the website switcher (it would reload the whole page
instead of just the iframe).

Step to reproduce on local (on runbot it will be replicable but it will
then enter the infinite loop described above):
- (Still with the `/etc/hosts` tweak described above)
- Edit the website_1 domain and set it to the `www` version
  eg: `http://www.rde.com:8069/`
- Edit the website_2 domain and set it to the `naked` version
  eg: `http://rde.com:8069/`
- Open the website app, land on one of the website (and its URL)
- From there, select the other one, it will redirect the whole page to
  the other domain (naked vs www) instead of just reloading the iframe.

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opw-3079168

closes odoo/odoo#107394

X-original-commit: 0808659dd29db938bb6f8386ee2027eafecb2f0f
Signed-off-by: Quentin Smetz (qsm) <qsm@odoo.com>
Signed-off-by: Romain Derie (rde) <rde@odoo.com>
2022-12-07 18:29:26 +01:00
2022-10-06 14:56:52 +02:00
2022-12-06 18:09:59 +01:00
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