Closed cmdcolin closed 5 years ago
Probably * for AllowedOrigin :)
Thanks for reporting this. Could you submit this as an issue to AWS, since they would have control over this, here ( https://github.com/awslabs/open-data-registry/issues)? You might also be able to use the NCBI GIAB ftp files under ftp://ftp-trace.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/giab/ftp/ if you replace ftp: with https:
Cheers, Justin
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Probably * for AllowedOrigin :)
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Thanks for the recommendation. That makes sense. I'll close for now
Hi there, I work with a web based genome browsers and being able to access remote resources is a great way to demo our tool, but generally we can only access resources that have CORS enabled.
Would it be possible to enable CORS on the S3 bucket?
I have found that these CORS settings worked well with S3