Hi,
I ran into a problem like this when trying to offer SOGo via a Cisco VPN
web portal. I just chalked it up to a bug in the Cisco proxying code. So
what I ended up having to do was:
The exact changes I made were to comment out the lines
SOGoRootPage.js:105 - 109.
//if (!loginCookie) {
// SetLogMessage("errorMessage", _("cookiesNotEnabled"));
// submitBtn.disabled = false;
// return;
//}
Of course, this isn't exactly a clean solution but it did solve my
problem. I hope it helps.
I've attached the original message to the list describing my situation
and solution.
Thanks,
Aaron
Aaron Stover
Celestech, Inc.
(480) 940-1640 x205
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On 3/4/2012 4:05 PM, Paul Tiseo wrote:
Martin:
I have tried clearing all data in all browsers. I have made sure to
have lenient cookie settings too. In Chrome, I disabled all extensions.
It still complains about cookies being disabled therefore blocking login.
(BTW, username and password seem correct since if I specifically use
incorrect values, it says "wrong username or password".)
_________________________________
*PAUL TISEO, President*
*Metacode* Studios, Inc.
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
(904) 382-5704 (cell)
On 3/4/2012 3:41 AM, Martin Seener wrote:
have you enabled cookies in your browser? if yes, try to delete all or all
corresponding cookies and retry or try a different browser. had this issue with
roundcube while deleting all cookies for this server helped!
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 3, 2012, at 11:48 PM,<[email protected]> wrote:
Just installed SOGo along with iRedMail. Can't seem to login. I login and it
says: "You cannot login because your browser's cookies are disabled. Please
enable cookies in your browser's settings and try again." Cookies are not
disabled. IE9, FF10 and Chrome all say this.
Any suggestions?
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Hi,
I recently configured my company's VPN webportal to offer clientless SOGo
access. I wanted to share what I had to do to make it work (and maybe someone
can improve upon my hack). I'm running SOGo 1.3.8a on Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS and
using a Cisco ASA 5505 to server up the VPN webportal.
I'm not sure if it's an issue with SOGo or with the Cisco webportal proxying
(probably Cisco) but the SOGo login page would complain that cookies were not
enabled whenever login was attempted through the webportal. However, if the
page was subsequently refereshed, the SOGo web application would load and work
normally. To get around this, I removed the code that checks for cookies to be
enabled (I know this is broken but given the situation I'd rather not have to
tell everyone that they have to manually refresh the page to load the
application). The exact changes I made were to comment out the lines
SOGoRootPage.js:105 - 109.
//if (!loginCookie) {
// SetLogMessage("errorMessage", _("cookiesNotEnabled"));
// submitBtn.disabled = false;
// return;
//}
It now works great. Of course, I'm not checking for cookies anymore so we'll
see how long it takes for someone to break that.
Anyway, this might have been fixed in 1.3.9 but I wanted to share this info in
case anyone else is out there trying to solve a problem like this.
Thanks,
Aaron Stover
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