Bug#769682: Secure and HttpOnly flags are not set for cookies with Jenkins on Tomcat

2014-11-17 Thread Yann Rouillard
Hi Florian, Yes it could be seen that way, as we discussed with Emmanuel during the Paris BSP today, but in fact it's even better, I checked and there is no problem with Tomcat as the Secure flag as it already automatically set with the default configuration: - if Tomcat is accessed through

Bug#769682: Secure and HttpOnly flags are not set for cookies with Jenkins on Tomcat

2014-11-17 Thread Florian Weimer
* Yann Rouillard: Yes it could be seen that way, as we discussed with Emmanuel during the Paris BSP today, but in fact it's even better, I checked and there is no problem with Tomcat as the Secure flag as it already automatically set with the default configuration: - if Tomcat is

Bug#769682: Secure and HttpOnly flags are not set for cookies with Jenkins on Tomcat

2014-11-17 Thread Yann Rouillard
Can you check that it's possible to force the secure flag with an HTTP connector? Some load-balancer-based setups need this (although direct HTTP connections from a browser will not work, obviously). I can confirm you that is possible, you just have to add 'secure=true' in the HTTP connector

Bug#769682: Secure and HttpOnly flags are not set for cookies with Jenkins on Tomcat

2014-11-15 Thread Florian Weimer
There is already an upstream bug for this problem located at this url: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-25019 with a proposed fix that only adresses the HttpOnly issue for Tomcat. Why isn't the missing “secure” flag a Tomcat configuration issue? __ This is the maintainer address