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Bug: I've got an ASP.NET web application that occasionally sets identical cookie keys for ".www.mydomain.com" and "www.mydomain.com". I'm trying to figure out what default cookie domain ASP.NET sets, and how I accidentally coded the site to sometimes prepend a "." to the cookie domain. When 2 cookies have the same key and are sent up from the browser, the ASP.NET web application is unable to differentiate between the two because the domain value is not sent in the header. (See my previous question ) Evidence: I've enabled W3C logging on the web server and verified that both cookies are sent

I'm facing this issue lately, I have forwarded my domain to one of the files which are hosted on my GoDaddy shared hosting. However, whenever I hit the domain name in the browser it leads to the respective file (.html ) along with the junk characters preceding. Example: www.domainname.info Leads to: https://www.mydomainname.in/coffee.html/NjSmZ/KiKgZ/ Result: Error 404 page not found. Haven't changed any code; it's a sudden behavior. UPDATE (more info): The NjSmZ/KiKgZ/ are the junk characters in the link. Forwarding is made through the GoDaddy domain forwarder itself. No external coding is

I need to create subdomains on a web server with apache 2.0 , CentOS 6.4, PageSpeed ​​+ Apc. I have no DNS server. I need to use VirtualHost. My code: NameVirtualHost xx.xx.xx.xx <VirtualHost xx.xx.xx.xx> ServerName www.sub.domain.com ServerAlias sub.domain.com DocumentRoot /var/www/html/sub </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost xx.xx.xx.xx> ServerName www.domain.com ServerAlias domain.com DocumentRoot /var/www/html </VirtualHost> I have put this code in: /etc/httpd/conf.d/somename.conf and it does not work. Also in: httpd.conf , does not work. I'm doing the following: <VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot "

Hi I am following the tutorial at http://railscasts.com/episodes/221-subdomains-in-rails-3 and trying to make it work for rails 4. The problem I encountered is in the my controller and with the find_by_subdomain! tag, I have read that most of the the find_by methods where taken out of rails 4, and was wondering what the work around was. my controller currently looks like def set_city @city = City.friendly.find_by_subdomain!(request.subdomain) end and the error I am getting is undefined method `find_by_subdomain!' Also in case it helps my routes currently look like get '/' => 'cities#show',

How would one get the root DNS entry from $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] ? Input: example.co.uk www.example.com blog.example.com forum.example.co.uk Output: example.co.uk example.com example.com example.co.uk EDIT: Lookup list is very long For this project: http://drupal.org/project/parallel Usage: echo parallel_get_domain("www.robknight.org.uk") . "<br>"; echo parallel_get_domain("www.google.com") . "<br>"; echo parallel_get_domain("www.yahoo.com") . "<br>"; Functions: /** * Given host name returns top domain. * * @param $host * String containing the host name: www.example.com * * @return string * top

Has anyone successfully implemented rails page caching with subdomains? Right now the same file is being served up between subdomains as rails does not recognize the fact that the subdomain has changed. I'd like my page caches to look something like this: /public/cache/subdomain1/index.html /public/cache/subdomain1/page2.html /public/cache/subdomain2/index.html /public/cache/subdomain2/page2.html I'm using nginx for serving up these pages so will need to change it's config file to find these files once they're cached, that won't be a problem. The sticking point for me at the moment is on the

I've been trying to get my sessions running across my subdomains, which I'm pretty sure I got working on Monday but after adding some code Tuesday its not working Wednesday! I've used the code ini_set("session.cookie_domain", $domain); where $domain = .example.com . My site's main page is currently located on test.example.com and I access the login page through test.example.com/login . When i enter this address, the url in the address bar is automatically changed to http://www.test.example.com/login , and this is where the problem lies. The session is created for www.test.example.com but most