It looks like there is a bug in Chromium 80.0.3987.87 (included in our 16.04.6.5 ISO image) which can result in Chromium forgetting that the user has accepted the Apache SSL cert. This can manifest when the user cycles through the Kibana links on the left side (Discover, Visualize, Dashboard, Timelion, Dev Tools, and Management). At some point, this will trigger the Chromium bug and Kibana links will start failing or hanging. The user can Reload the page and re-accept the cert and Kibana should start working again temporarily, but will fail again if the above test is repeated.
FIX: This Chromium bug appears to be resolved in Chromium 80.0.3987.149, which can be obtained with a standard sudo soup. The next ISO image should automatically include this (or newer) version of Chromium, but we should make sure we test this before releasing the next ISO.
dougburks
commented
4 years ago
It looks like there is a bug in Chromium 80.0.3987.87 (included in our 16.04.6.5 ISO image) which can result in Chromium forgetting that the user has accepted the Apache SSL cert. This can manifest when the user cycles through the Kibana links on the left side (Discover, Visualize, Dashboard, Timelion, Dev Tools, and Management). At some point, this will trigger the Chromium bug and Kibana links will start failing or hanging. The user can Reload the page and re-accept the cert and Kibana should start working again temporarily, but will fail again if the above test is repeated.
FIX: This Chromium bug appears to be resolved in Chromium 80.0.3987.149, which can be obtained with a standard
sudo soup. The next ISO image should automatically include this (or newer) version of Chromium, but we should make sure we test this before releasing the next ISO.