Why Apache mod_speling redirects lose cookie?
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rhel6, apache 2.4 with mod_speling enabled
Content migrated from IIS env riddled with case issues.
mod_speling is working great but I found that on every 301 redirect the cookie is lost and redirects to HTTP instead of HTTPS.
I think I fixed the HTTPS issue with the ServeName directive but still cannot fix the lost cookie.
Must I use mod_rewrite ?
I thank that I need to use mod_rewrite to add it back but not sure.
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rhel6, apache 2.4 with mod_speling enabled
Content migrated from IIS env riddled with case issues.
mod_speling is working great but I found that on every 301 redirect the cookie is lost and redirects to HTTP instead of HTTPS.
I think I fixed the HTTPS issue with the ServeName directive but still cannot fix the lost cookie.
Must I use mod_rewrite ?
I thank that I need to use mod_rewrite to add it back but not sure.
apache-httpd mod-rewrite
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Redirects to the same host, port, and protocol can't affect cookies, they get sent by the browser anyway. mod_speling does not set its own cookies. Are your redirects going to the same origin as the cookie?
– Michael Homer
2 hours ago
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rhel6, apache 2.4 with mod_speling enabled
Content migrated from IIS env riddled with case issues.
mod_speling is working great but I found that on every 301 redirect the cookie is lost and redirects to HTTP instead of HTTPS.
I think I fixed the HTTPS issue with the ServeName directive but still cannot fix the lost cookie.
Must I use mod_rewrite ?
I thank that I need to use mod_rewrite to add it back but not sure.
apache-httpd mod-rewrite
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rhel6, apache 2.4 with mod_speling enabled
Content migrated from IIS env riddled with case issues.
mod_speling is working great but I found that on every 301 redirect the cookie is lost and redirects to HTTP instead of HTTPS.
I think I fixed the HTTPS issue with the ServeName directive but still cannot fix the lost cookie.
Must I use mod_rewrite ?
I thank that I need to use mod_rewrite to add it back but not sure.
apache-httpd mod-rewrite
apache-httpd mod-rewrite
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Redirects to the same host, port, and protocol can't affect cookies, they get sent by the browser anyway. mod_speling does not set its own cookies. Are your redirects going to the same origin as the cookie?
– Michael Homer
2 hours ago
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Redirects to the same host, port, and protocol can't affect cookies, they get sent by the browser anyway. mod_speling does not set its own cookies. Are your redirects going to the same origin as the cookie?
– Michael Homer
2 hours ago
Redirects to the same host, port, and protocol can't affect cookies, they get sent by the browser anyway. mod_speling does not set its own cookies. Are your redirects going to the same origin as the cookie?
– Michael Homer
2 hours ago
Redirects to the same host, port, and protocol can't affect cookies, they get sent by the browser anyway. mod_speling does not set its own cookies. Are your redirects going to the same origin as the cookie?
– Michael Homer
2 hours ago
add a comment |
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Redirects to the same host, port, and protocol can't affect cookies, they get sent by the browser anyway. mod_speling does not set its own cookies. Are your redirects going to the same origin as the cookie?
– Michael Homer
2 hours ago