Re: CGI cookie and proxy server

From: Brian McCauley (nobull_at_mail.com)
Date: 06/23/04


Date: 23 Jun 2004 13:58:34 +0100

Vito Corleone <corleone@godfather.com> writes:

> I don't know if this is appropiate newsgroup for this question, please
> tell me if this is not.

How could you imagine this was an appropiate newsgroup?

> I use CGI.pm's cookie to store the session information in user's
> browser. I received some complaints from user that they are logging into
> another person's account. Most of them are behind company's firewall. So
> I think maybe they hit the cache results. The URL is the same for
> everyone, it looks like: http://domain.com/home.pl.
>
> Is this possible? Anyone has same experience? Please advise. Thank you
> very much.

Try a "Vary: *" header. If that doesn't work it's a bug in the proxy.

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