On Dec 4, 2013, at 4:35 PM, Zhen Qian <zq...@umich.edu> wrote: > Service B currently configured to look for any incoming cosign cookies and > will pass them along. It will also look for any associated proxy cookie files > and pass the cookies inside. This means that multiple cookies are attached to > the request (e.g. one for serviceB, one for serviceC), both will be passed > along. It will also check if there are proxy cookies to pass and send those. > This means we would be sending 4-5 cookies at serviceC , but this seems > alright in practice.
Hm. That sounds more like throwing everything at the problem hoping something will stick. Isn't service B already configured to retrieve proxy cookies for service C? As I understand it, you've got service A getting proxy cookies for B and C, and sending them both to B; B retrieves a proxy cookie for C, and sends that one AND the one passed from service A on to service C. > > The result is serverA gets "Unable to locate the proxy cookie for service" > status message from serviceB. So I guess it is due to the serviceB cannot use > the proxy cookie from serviceA to locate the proxy cookie file, and > furthermore the proxy cookie for serviceC is not effective. > > Does it work if you *only* send the service B cookie? > > The workflow works if I attached the proxy cookie to serviceB I got from > browser by login in to serviceB web interface. So this means that serviceB > can use that proxy cookie, locate the proper proxy cookie file locally in > /var/cosign/proxy, and find the cookie for serviceC and pass it along. A "proxy cookie" is one retrieved by mod_cosign from cosignd, not copied from your browser's cookie jar. :) Does service B work when you have service A send only the proxy cookie for service B? > Are you working in UMich? Will you be able to help with the CoSign proxy > cookie setting? I don't work for umich, sorry. andrew
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