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Creating frame redirects causes Chrome to throw an X-Frame-Options error

Refused to display 'http://sotaexchange.cloudapp.net/' in a frame because it set 'X-Frame-Options' to 'SAMEORIGIN'.

I redirect my sotaexchange.com domain to the Discourse forum, but I get the above error. If I switch it to HTTP redirection there is no problem. I assume the problem is that my redirected domain has the same text as the original domain and looks like a hoax. What can I do to prevent this?

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I open bounty to get the best answer. For more information, I am currently using Windows Azure to host a discourse site and redirect from several other domains that I have. I do not want to use HTTP redirection, I would like to use Frame redirection.

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It looks like you are trying to mask the forum url. Why aren't you using the cname function? See cname in the azure drawing for details .

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The same origin policy requires that the document or script that is accessing (the parent) have the same protocol, port and domain as the resource it is accessing (child).

If I understand correctly, you have a frame on a page in the domain sotaexchange.com, and it is trying to display content from the domain sotaexchange.cloudapp.net. This violates the same origin policy, and many browsers reject it. A regular HTTP redirect should always be in order.

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