Hello!
On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 11:50:43AM -0700, Cool wrote:
> Thanks Maxim, I got what you mean.
>
> Since I'm using fastCGI so I put something like this:
>
> fastcgi_param HTTP_COOKIE "$http_cookie; mycookie=$cookie_note";
>
> (I populated cookie_note in my filter already, this was done for
> logging purpose thus it is just a reuse of existing facility)
>
> More problems come with this solution:
>
> 1. it seems fastcgi_param called before my filter so $cookie_note
> always got empty, and
You shouldn't rely on your filter already executed, and should
instead register a variable handler which does the actual work.
This way it will work at any time.
> 2. it seems fastcgi_param could not be used in a if directive so I
> end up with change the cookie header even the mycookie is presented
> in user's request, thus
If there are conditions when you should not add a cookie I would
recommend you implementing a variable with full Cookie header you
want to pass, e.g.
fastcgi_param HTTP_COOKIE $my_new_cookie;
This way you may implement arbitrary conditions you want in your
module. (You may also construct the variable using if/set/map/etc, but
doing appropriate tests in your module would be less error prone.)
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On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 11:50:43AM -0700, Cool wrote:
> Thanks Maxim, I got what you mean.
>
> Since I'm using fastCGI so I put something like this:
>
> fastcgi_param HTTP_COOKIE "$http_cookie; mycookie=$cookie_note";
>
> (I populated cookie_note in my filter already, this was done for
> logging purpose thus it is just a reuse of existing facility)
>
> More problems come with this solution:
>
> 1. it seems fastcgi_param called before my filter so $cookie_note
> always got empty, and
You shouldn't rely on your filter already executed, and should
instead register a variable handler which does the actual work.
This way it will work at any time.
> 2. it seems fastcgi_param could not be used in a if directive so I
> end up with change the cookie header even the mycookie is presented
> in user's request, thus
If there are conditions when you should not add a cookie I would
recommend you implementing a variable with full Cookie header you
want to pass, e.g.
fastcgi_param HTTP_COOKIE $my_new_cookie;
This way you may implement arbitrary conditions you want in your
module. (You may also construct the variable using if/set/map/etc, but
doing appropriate tests in your module would be less error prone.)
--
Maxim Dounin
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