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Possible Duplicate: Are HTTP cookies port specific? I have two servers with a different port. Let's say: http://example.com http://example.com:8080 I create a cookie in http://example.com:8080 and ...
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When I'm running my project from visual studio's separate instance i.e. different port no then every thing is working fine but if I run only one instance of visual studio in different browser at the ...
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I am using Laravel with Sanctum. I have 2 SPA's (Vue apps) at different ports: localhost:8080 -> spa1 (admin area) localhost:8081 -> spa2 (member area) My API communicates with both SPAs. ...
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How to share cookies cross origin? More specifically, how to use the Set-Cookie header in combination with the header Access-Control-Allow-Origin? Here's an explanation of my situation: I am ...
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I have an ASP.net application that uses a cookie to store the user selected language. Everything works fine except when I'm on localhost. Replacing localhost by 127.0.0.1 makes it work again... why? ...
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Could someone tell me how I can run Django on two ports simultaneously? The default Django configuration only listens on port 8000. I'd like to run another instance on port xxxx as well. I'd like to ...
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I am loading an iFrame of a different domain. Both the parent and the iFrame sites are under my control. I'm using iFrame.postMessage to post messages to the iFrame. The site which I'm loading through ...
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Trying to get authentication working with Django channels with a very simple websockets app that echoes back whatever the user sends over with a prefix "You said: ". My processes: web: gunicorn ...
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I have an application1(C#) that is hosted on port:80 and application 2(nodejs) that is hosted on port:3030. Both are on localhost. The request workflow is as following: browsers sends request to ...
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I have 2 servers. One hosting a next.js application on localhost:5555 and another hosting an express server for the api on localhost:4444. The authentication api returns a cookie however this is not ...
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Working with a project, where using cookie for user identification. When user arrives, it calls the service (which is running in localhost) and the service sending cookie with the response header ...
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I'm developing a ASP WebAPI (ASP MVC 4) application with a WPF (.NET 4.0) client, using Visual Studio 2012. The client needs to login to the server. I use FormsAuthentication with an authentication ...
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I am using a $resource in my angularJS app. Does it send automatically my cookies? I am doing requests on the same domain.
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I have manually created two cookies using firebug: Cookie1=value1; expires=Sat, 29 Mar 2014 06:21:54 GMT; path=/Ex05Cookie; domain=localhost; HttpOnly Cookie2=value2; expires=Sat, 29 Mar 2014 06:21:...
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I am working on an ASP.NET MVC4 project using SimpleMembership, which generates an ASPXAUTH cookie when you are logged in. It seems to be working just fine, but then today I opened up another MVC4 ...
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