ProxyPassReverseCookieDomain does not change the cookie name - only the domain field of the cookie.
Use LiveHTTPHeaders on Mozilla or similar (like Ethereal, burpproxy...) to see exactly what the browser receives (Set-Cookie header) and what it subsequently sends to the server in terms of cookies (if any). Use ethereal to see what the application server issues.
The cookie domain normally only contains domain elements e.g. .mydomain.com, so the fact that it does not contain the host part is not surprising. Maybe you do not need to rewrite the cookie domain at all...
Check also whether the cookie is issued with a specific path and whether that could be the reason why your browser does not submit the cookie.
-ascs
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De : Skiff Lad [mailto:skifflad@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Envoyé : mardi 2 octobre 2007 14:59
À : users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Objet : Problems with ProxyPassReverseCookieDomain
Hi,
I seem to have a problem / misunderstanding regarding the use of the ProxyPassReverseCookieDomain directive on 2.2.4 on Windows.
I have www.mydomain.com running 2.2.4. Within the httpd.conf file, I have a number of redirect directive statements that send a user, based on the URL, eg. www.mydomain.com/site1 to www1.mydomain.com etc. This all works fine so that the user arrives on the www1 box and there is a cookie correctly set with name www1.mydomain.com
So far so good.
It now transpires that I need to use ProxyPass to pass the parameters coming in on the request to www.mydomain.com onto www1.mydomain.com - as redirect doesn't send these initial parameters across.
So, my httpd.conf file (on www.mydomain.com ) now looks like:
ProxyPass /site1 http://www1.mydomain.com
ProxyPassReverse /site1 http://www1.mydomain.com
I also added the following ProxyPassReverseCookieDomain directive:
ProxyPassReverseCookieDomain www1.mydomain.com www.mydomain.com
But nothing seems to be happening. When I access www.mydomain.com/site1 , there is a cookie correctly created (with the right contents etc), however, it is named simply mydomain.com, ie. there is no www. nor www1. prefixing - this breaks subsequent processing on the www1.mydomain.com box because there is no cookie named accordingly.
What am I doing wrong ? Do I need anything else ? Or am I being plain stupid ?
Thanks
Skiff
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