cookies

问题 C# Chrome SQLite value not read ? Mozilla cookie value read but chrome cookie value null . What is the correct way to read this cookie value? //String connString = "Data Source=C:\\Users\\XXXX\\AppData\\Roaming\\Opera Software\\Opera Stable\\Cookies;Version=3;New=False;Compress=True;"; String connString = "Data Source=C:\\Users\\XXXX\\AppData\\Local\\Google\\Chrome\\User Data\\Default\\Cookies;Version=3;New=False;Compress=True;"; //String connString = "Data Source=C:\\Users\\XXXX\\AppData\

问题 Client hosted on subdomain.example.com makes api call to example.com to fetch a cookie. The response has a Set-cookie header and I see the cookie as being returned alright: However, I don't see the cookie saved in the Browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and, as a result, is not sent as a header in subsquent API requests: Set-cookie domain attribute is set to .example.com , but as I read in MDN I think the trailing dot gets ignored. The cookie in question, by the way, is the csrf token secret set

问题 I have been reading through How do browser cookie domains work? and the RFC at and it answered many of my questions about cookies. Not all of them though (though I'm sure the answer is in the RFC, I haven't been able to properly parse it). I have some more questions, which I will pose in the same format as the above question. should a cookie for www.example.com be available to www.example.com/path ? should a cookie for example.com/path be available for www.example.com ? should www.example.com

问题 I have anngular Universal SSR application with authentication. I save auth token inside http cookies(set-cookies). Now when I refresh application I see unauthenticated page at first, and after a second it converts to authenticated state. I understand that this happens because Universals renderer server doesn't pass token from cookies to API when rendering page. So how can I force Universal server to render page in authenticated state? 回答1: Angular universal does not transfer cookies when

问题 This might seem like a redundant question, but please hear me out first: I'm working with a React Frontend and a Node Backend. I'm using JWT to deal with user authentication. Right now, I'm having trouble actually working with the JWT and performing the authentication. Here's where I'm stuck: ~ I try setting the token as an http cookie in my backend. If i work with postman, I see the token being set. However, when I use req.cookies.token to try and receive the token cookie to perform

问题 After performing Vera code scan on my code, a flaw was reported saying " Improper Neutralization of CRLF Sequences in HTTP Headers ('HTTP Response Splitting - CWE ID 113') on the below code. public void writeCookies() { for (final Cookie cookie : cookies) { super.addCookie(cookie); } The flaw code reported is super.addCookie(cookie). To fix this I added below code public void writeCookies() { for (final Cookie cookie : cookies) { cookie.setSecure(true); ESAPI.httpUtilities().addCookie((

问题 This is how my .htaccess looks like: AuthType Basic AuthName "FORBIDDEN AREA" AuthUserfile "../htdocs/site/.htpasswd" AuthGroupFile / Require valid-user #Allow valid-user Order Deny,Allow Deny from all SetEnvIf HTTP_COOKIE my_cookie_name norequire Allow from env=norequire Satisfy any My user has a cookie, and if his cookie has a name "my_cookie_name" I would like that he bypasses the .htaccess login (authentication) so that he doesn't need to enter his username and password. I tried with

问题 Im developing ruby on rails application. I want to get the persistent cookie value and session cookie value in the application. Can any please guide me on this I have read that request.session_options[:id] will fetch the session_id, is that the one that is usually stored in session cookie? Please guide me if my way of understanding is wrong.Thanks in advance 回答1: In Rails, it is simple as calling the session or cookies hash. # Set a simple session cookie cookies[:user_name] = "david" # Read a

问题 While creating WebSocket on client side, browser also sends cookies with Headers. Is there are a way to disable this behavior. I read WebSocket documentation on Mozilla Dev Net (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebSocket) but couldn't find any documentation regrading this. 回答1: No, there is no way to do that. Cookies won't be send if the websocket server is in another domain. Or if they are in another subdomain but the cookie is not allowed in subdomains. How do browser cookie

问题 I'm running into a weird problem. I'm building an external mobile webapp that intefaces with Drupal Services. When I call the login.json service, a cookie is set (or so I think) that tells Drupal that I'm logged in. The webapp is currently running under the same domain but in a subdirectory. But here's the tricky part. In my chrome resources browser, I can see the cookie under cookies. However, when I try to log the contents of document.cookie it comes back empty. What I need to do is check