Another side note:
OAM, redirects and CORS...
Another victim of the "samesite" debacle?
Oracle released a "fix" so oam and webgate would specify "samesite"
cookie parameter and/or to specify whatever you wanted in it... if
that's your case.
Cheers
El lun, 4 oct 2021 a las 5:43, ohaya ()
Hi,
I just found this thread in SO:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18499465/cors-and-http-basic-auth
and specifically the response from "Brock Allen" on Aug 29, 2013:
"If you're requesting credentials then the server must respond with the
specific origin in the
On Sun, Oct 3, 2021, 9:05 PM ohaya wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are hosting a page on one of our Apache (2.4.29). We use Oracle OAM
> webgate in this Apache to "protect" that page. When the webgate is
> installed into the Apache, they include a configuration file that has:
>
>
>
Does removing the *
Hi,
To be honest basic authentication is not a preference, but I'm looking into it
because OAM supports what do you call sessionless basic authentication. And
that is the only authentication method that OAM supports that doesn't require
redirects, and previous work that I've done ready to
Slightly off-topic, but you might wanna check out
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/fetch#parameters
Standard modern behavior, AIUI, is to not do Basic Auth via JavaScript
fetches unless it's the same site, but this can be modified.
But I could be wrong :)
On 04/10/2021 03.04,
Hi,
We are hosting a page on one of our Apache (2.4.29). We use Oracle OAM webgate
in this Apache to "protect" that page. When the webgate is installed into the
Apache, they include a configuration file that has:
AuthType Oblix
require valid-user
We have this page configured for BASIC
