Without knowing much about webseal (only simple googling), webseal
really seems to be a very custom IBM product that does one thing:
Integrate into Tivoli Access Manager - meaning they've very specific
features (such as single sign-on) etc.
nginx is a general webserver, it doesn't hook into your backend system,
usually you proxy some requests to it, or serve some files.
The only way I can think of, is by using LUA to rewrite the Set-Cookie
headers, but it's not really a nice solution.
[email protected] wrote:
Thanks for the response.
Yes, i understand that. But here they dont create a secure or httponly
cookie in the backend (webseal/ibm portal).
Earlier we were using ibm http server (IHS) and were adding these flags in
the web server itself.
Now we are trying to replace IHS with nginx but not able to accomplish the
same here.
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https://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,265137,265140#msg-265140
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