Hey guys. I'm having an issue with logging users in on Safari 9. It works
in Chrome and Firefox fine. When I try to log in, it will take me back to
the login screen and no errors are shown. This leads me to believe it is
logging me in and then losing the session or something. Also, we are
changing the cookie to be good for all subdomains. I have tracked it down
to have something to do with us saving sessions in the database. Here is
the code where we are changing the domain:
if not request.env.remote_addr in ['127.0.0.1', 'localhost']:
if "session_id_name" in response:
if response.session_id_name in response.cookies:
response.cookies[response.session_id_name]['domain'] =
".mydomain.com"
I have noticed that in all browsers, this cookie is on the system twice.
They have the same name. In Firefox and Chrome, the values of the two
cookies are different from each other. In Safari, they are the same value.
The only difference is the domain that the cookie is good for. I have
looked in the database to see what happens when I log in. In Chrome and
Firefox, it keeps the same row but updates the unique_key. This new
unique_key is in the value of the cookie where the domain is for all
subdomains. The other cookie is the old value. However, in Safari, the
cookies have the same value. When I log in, instead of updating the
previous cookie, it creates a new row and updates the cookie to match this
row.
Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance!
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