Key questions about this property
The answers below summarize the purpose, scope, default effect, and review scenarios for this property.
| What does it do? |
This property allows specified processors to bypass CSRF enforcement when the broader CSRF checks for authenticated requests are enabled, preventing HTTP 401 rejections for those processors. |
| What area does it affect? |
CSRF Security Enforcement |
| What does the default mean? |
No default value is documented in this property record. |
| When should you review it? |
Review this property when configuring CSRF protection for authenticated processors or when adding new processors. |
Out of the box property record
Raw metadata from the property record.
| Property name |
glide.security.csrf.httpauth_processor_allowlist |
| Sys ID |
ccf661d3ff000310b612ffffffffff82 |
| Type |
string |
| Application |
Global |
| Default value |
Not set |
| Description |
Comma-separated list of Processors exempt from CSRF enforcement. Processors should use the require_csrf flag instead. Example: JSONv2Processor,ImportProcessor |
| Updated |
2026-03-24 00:00:00 |
Sources
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... request is rejected with an HTTP 401 response. Rejection details are logged. This enforcement applies to POST, PUT, and DELETE requests. GET requests are allowed without a CSRF token. The glide.security.csrf.httpauth_processor_allowlist property controls an exception list that allows specific processors extending HTTPAuthProcessor to bypass CSRF enforcement. When glide.security.csrf.processor.all.authenticated.enabled is active, requests to processors named in this allow-list bypass the HTTP 401 ...
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