Do you mean I should specify encoding in the page html-code <meta http-equiv
='Content-Type' content='Type=text/html; charset=utf-8'>
or somewhere on the backend? I should mention, most of site content is in
russian (UTF-8 is prefered), however credentials (login, pass, email) may
be only latin.

2012/6/26 Jeremy Darling <[email protected]>

> Random stab in the dark, but I don't see where you are enforcing encoding.
>  By default Win XP 64 still uses ASCII or UTF-8 (one or the other can't
> remember specifically).  You might try forcing encoding on your packets as
> when they are getting received by the client they are probably running into
> a UTF transcode issue.
>
> Long theory short, enforce UTF-8 before sending.  If that doesn't work
> enforce ASCII and try again.
>
>  - Jeremy
>
> On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 1:58 PM, Akira <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> I'm doing simple authorization with NodeJS using mongodb. The problem
>> is Chrome on my work computer doesnt't want to get cookes from my Node-
>> app. We use Google Chrome 17.0.963.56. Same thing goes with Opera/FF.
>> Bug founded on Windows XP Professional x64 Edition Version 2003
>> Service Pack 2. Detailed source I use can be found at this topic:
>>
>> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11103842/nodejs-mongodb-redis-register-and-login-sessions-issue
>>
>> I thought there is something wrong with my code, so I've tried
>> Passport module for NodeJS. [https://github.com/jaredhanson/passport-
>> local][2] The result is the same. I've shot a small video,
>> demonstrating what's going on when I try to login at my own and
>> Passport-based website. The same issue: http://youtu.be/ezkku8wfqWg
>>
>> Interesting, that there are no problems with the same code, when I
>> access it from my Mac, ubuntu, Windows 7, other computers from
>> network. However, default browser on my chief's android tablet also
>> doesn't want to login with the same symptoms. Here is the server I've
>> launched for testing with passport-local system:
>>
>> http://50.57.164.170:3000
>>
>> as you may see on video, I can't login. Test credentials are bob/
>> secret.
>> I've tried this code on several computers, deployed on Rackspace
>> clouds, Linode clouds, set up private physical webserver in out
>> corporate network - no luck. Chrome on x64 and Android can't login.
>> The problem exists: besides login is correct, POST request is
>> starring, it can't store session and place a cookie - the
>> req.body.session is empty in another function.
>>
>> I'even re-written auth system on Django-python, everything works
>> perfect.
>>
>> Any ideas?
>>
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