Closed Bug 165681 Opened 22 years ago Closed 22 years ago

Unable to received cookie from a https web site

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(Tech Evangelism Graveyard :: Other, defect)

Sun
Solaris
defect
Not set
major

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(Not tracked)

RESOLVED FIXED

People

(Reporter: Pascal.Kreyer, Assigned: nikolai)

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(Whiteboard: user: bugzilla pass: mozilla2)

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Unable to received any cookies from this site : https://webmail.bluewin.ch/sslindex_e.html on this Web browser : Mozilla 1.1b / Solaris Sparc / Gecko 20020828 Mozilla 1.1b / Windows 2000 / Gecko 20020829
Site says cookie is invalid, no idea why. The error message is generated by the server. Using Linux 2002-08-29-08.
Whiteboard: user: bugzilla pass: mozilla2
How about some steps to reproduce? Just loading that page works fine....
Steps to reproduce: 1. Goto https://webmail.bluewin.ch/sslindex_e.html 2. Fill in for E-Mail name: bugzilla 3. Fill in for Password: mozilla2 4. Click SSL Login Actual Results: Page that says invalid cookie Expected Results: Page showing inbox of webmail?
confirmed on linux too... The site sets a cookie with a Path; I suspect that's the root of the problem here.
Status: UNCONFIRMED → NEW
Ever confirmed: true
Based on boris' comment about the path, this is probably a consequence of bug 155083. If someone can post the set-cookie header showing what was specified in the path attribute along with the URL at which the set-cookie header was issued, we can know for sure.
Assigning to evangelism assuming it is a problem with a bad path attribute. If that is not the case, then please assign back to me.
Component: Cookies → Europe: East
Product: Browser → Tech Evangelism
Version: other → unspecified
And really reassigning this time.
Assignee: morse → prokosch
QA Contact: tever → momoi
How can I see from the nsHttp:5 log from what URL the Set-Cookie is? If it's the request above the Set-Cookie (guessing here), then the URL is https://smail.bluewin.ch/cgi-bin/slogin.cgi. I see Set-Cookie 3 times in the same server response: (nsHttpTransaction::ParseLine) Set-Cookie: PHXID=22DD233BF37468766E134664ECCA27A9070C01EB;Domain=.bluewin.ch;Path=/file Set-Cookie: PHXID=22DD233BF37468766E134664ECCA27A9070C01EB;Domain=.bluewin.ch;Path=/mail (http response) Set-Cookie: PHXID=22DD233BF37468766E134664ECCA27A9070C01EB;Domain=.bluewin.ch;Path=/file PHXID=22DD233BF37468766E134664ECCA27A9070C01EB;Domain=.bluewin.ch;Path=/mail
The URL is the one that the http request was made to. If indeed it is https://smail.bluewin.ch/cgi-bin/slogin.cgi then the path for the request is /cgi-bin. And the response is attempting to set a cookie for the path /file or /mail. That is in violation of RFC2109, so that is why the cookie is being refused. That is exactly the situation that the patch in bug 155083 is detecting. The issue is an error on the part of this server. If there are only a few relatively unimportant servers involved, then the problem should be fixed by evangelism. If, on the other hand, we determine that there are many servers involved, or that there are some very important servers involved, then we will back out the fix for bug 155083 and acknowledge that we (along with all the other major browsers) are not in conformance with RFC2109 on this point.
Attached file nsHttp:5 log
About the URL: I was confused by the different numbers for reading and writing. In the log all reads are prefixed with "1026[8127cc8]"; writes with "1024[80883b8]". I wasn't certain how you could connect the response with the request. Now I see that the request uses a nsHttpTransaction id and that id is also used with the response. So I gave the correct URL. Just to be sure, I'm attaching the gziped nsHttp:5 log
1. It shows the same problem under Win2k trunk build 2002092308 . 2. I have a problem like this one. With the latest Trunk Builds incl. Build-ID 2002092308 I get an error showing that the Cookies are disabled in my browser but I enabled all Cookies and get no difference with it. The URL is at german "Deutsche Bank" https://banking.db24.de/mod/WebObjects/db24 (there is a link to an english version of the page on the upper left)
Unable to access a site called http://webmail.netzero.net I can login to these site using any browser other than Mozilla 1.2a. This site also uses some Path and it seems Mozilla is not able to handle that properly.
Doer, Kanishka, Please open separate bug reports for your comments 11 and 12. These are different sites and would have to be evangelised separately.
OK, I see that kanishka already opened bug 171139 for the problem with http://webmail.netzero.net (comment 12).
And Doer opened bug 171235 for the Deutche Bank problem.
Status: NEW → RESOLVED
Closed: 22 years ago
Resolution: --- → FIXED
Patch for bug 155083 has been backed out. This site should now be working
Site works with 2002-09-30-10 Linux.
-> other
Component: Europe: East → Other
Product: Tech Evangelism → Tech Evangelism Graveyard
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