[ic] CookieName directive fails
Mike Heins
mike at perusion.com
Fri Aug 12 08:28:30 EDT 2005
Quoting Davor Ocelic (docelic at mail.inet.hr):
>
> > Yes. And because the whole idea of CookieName is that you can
> > accept a cookie from some other program -- i.e. not generated
> > by IC.
>
> But then there's another problem at sight, isn't it.
>
> When I set CookieName, and visit the site the first time, the cookie
> gets created with contents being literally just 8 random
> chars (like say, "duYrlxYz").
>
> However, when you access the second page, Interchange appends
> other info to that cookie (":127.0.0.1" in my case), and with
> the default CookiePattern, the *session ID* goes along with
> cookie contents from being "duYrlxYz" to becoming
> "duYrlxYz:127.0.0.1".
IC will not set the cookie if it was already set.
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