session-cookies

问题 I am working on a web application and I used this starter kit as base of my project. The problem is that the cookie is not available in server side so I cannot use it for rendering a component in server. I use react-cookie to save the account data after login cookie.save('account', accountData) and retrieve var account = cookie.load('account') it when I need it. I see that the cookie is saved into browser and I can use it in client side after the component is loaded but I need it in server

问题 Because of some security reasons I deceided to disable session tracking by jsessionid in URL. Before I changed my web.xml to the one below, I had on the first time I visited the page a jsessionid in the url, after clicking the first link, it never appeared again. My web.xml looks like <session-config> <session-timeout>10</session-timeout> <cookie-config> <secure>true</secure> </cookie-config> <tracking-mode>COOKIE</tracking-mode> </session-config> Now I have the jsessionid in the URL, if I

问题 I'm logged in on some page in Firefox and I want to take the cookie and try to browse webpage with python-requests . Problem is that after importing cookie to the requests session nothing happen (like there is no cookie at all). Structure of the cookie made by requests differ from the one from Firefox as well. Is such it possible to load FF cookie and use it in requests session? My code so far: import sys import sqlite3 import http.cookiejar as cookielib import requests from requests.utils

问题 I use apache as a proxy to my application web server and would like to on the fly, change the domain name associated with a sessionid cookie. The cookie has a .company.com domain associated with it, and I would like using apache mod rewrite (or some similar module), transparently change the domain to app.company.com. Is this possible ? and if so, how would one go about it ? 回答1: You can only change the domain of a cookie on the client, or when it's being set on the server . Once a cookie has

问题 I copied an existing and successfully running site to a new development server. The login on the new server is now broken, and I tracked it down to the fact that although the session cookie is renamed ... ini_set('session.name', 'DOMAIN1'); ... the browser keeps storing the sesssion cookie as PHPSESSID. When I remove the above line from the application on the new server, the login works again. But this is not a good solution, because another application also uses PHPSESSID under this name.

问题 I copied an existing and successfully running site to a new development server. The login on the new server is now broken, and I tracked it down to the fact that although the session cookie is renamed ... ini_set('session.name', 'DOMAIN1'); ... the browser keeps storing the sesssion cookie as PHPSESSID. When I remove the above line from the application on the new server, the login works again. But this is not a good solution, because another application also uses PHPSESSID under this name.

问题 Good evening, I've asked this question a couple of times without responses, hope this time goes well. I've been developing facebook apps for a couple of years now, using php and the Facebook PHP SDK. Lately I've been struggling with Safari and the login with Facebook. The problem is that Safari 6 has checked by default the "Block 3rd party cookies" option, so my app can't set the cookies automatically. I'm seeing this only in Safari, the cookies are empty, unlike Chrome or Firefox, both are

问题 I need to authenticate username and password with my website which provides Session Cookies. I am collecting username and password from the EditText on the form and passing it onto authenticate session. @Override public void onClick(View v) { String Username = username.getText().toString(); String Password = password.getText().toString(); String value = LoginAuthenticate.getSessionCookie(Username, Password); //This is just check what session value is brought back username.setText(value); }

问题 ALL, Here is my web config in a Asp.net MVC4 application. I found if I set cookieless false ,everything goes fine. but If I don't want use cookie . then the application can not work.when I debug the application, I found the controller can not receive any request from the view. I think It is because when in the cookie-less mode, Something would be appended to the url before . like http:/ /localhost:8119/(S(3cicpjpagvpunr5he5fnfrj1))/. <configuration> <configSections> <sectionGroup name="system

问题 I am co-developing a simple web app in Rails 3.0.9 and I have realized that there is a possible session_id tampering possible via malicious request. Mind the fact, that this is my first RoR application, so I could be totally wrong in my conceptions. Current application functionality requires sessions so I turned to ActiveRecordStore session storage, installed it and started testing in primitive workflows. I noticed that Rails framework creates cookie with the name _session_id and value of