Btw., to fully understand the problem, this piece of information was crucial:
If multiple cookies of the same name match a given request URI, one is chosen by
the browser.
The more specific the path, the higher the precedence. However precedence based
on other attributes, including the domain,
Hi Jigal and others,
I finally got around digging into this and found the solution is NOT the
cookieDomain setting. The essential goal is that the BE and FE login sessions
can be shared across the subdomains. Setting the cookieDomain like
/\.(sub1|sub2|sub3)\.domain\.com$/ allows cookies to be
Hi Jigal,
Thanks again, and good thinking, because negative lookaheads was exactly what I
was going to try. So the good news is that I don't have to waist time figuring
out why it doesn't work, the bad news is that I have to find good solution still...
There are a lot of subdomains and every no
Hi,
On 14/02/2016 20:52, Loek Hilgersom wrote:
Now I'll dig into building a regexp to exclude those 2 subdomains while
including the others as well as a couple of other domains.
One tip: the entire match is used for the domain in the cookie, so you
can't use lookbehind/lookahead assertions (
Thanks Jigal,
I overlooked that, I see now that it's clearly in the description for the
cookieDomain setting in the install tool, oops!
Now I'll dig into building a regexp to exclude those 2 subdomains while
including the others as well as a couple of other domains.
Thanks,
Loek
On 12-02-16
Hi,
On 12/02/2016 11:42, Loek Hilgersom wrote:
I'm having an issue with the [SYS][cookieDomain] setting.
I have a production server on www.domain.com, including a number of
subdomains, and test and acceptation servers on test.domain.com and
acceptation.domain.com. Because we need the cookieDoma
Hi all,
I'm having an issue with the [SYS][cookieDomain] setting.
I have a production server on www.domain.com, including a number of subdomains,
and test and acceptation servers on test.domain.com and acceptation.domain.com.
Because we need the cookieDomain set at '.domain.com' we are running
