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Re: lynx-dev thoughts on cookie file w/multiple sessions
From: |
Leonid Pauzner |
Subject: |
Re: lynx-dev thoughts on cookie file w/multiple sessions |
Date: |
Wed, 18 Nov 1998 18:44:39 +0300 (MSK) |
> As things are presently:
> Two sessions, A and B are running. Both load the same set of cookies
> from COOKIE_FILE.
> Session A gets a new cookie from some site, then exits, writing all
> the original cookies and the new cookie to COOKIE_FILE.
> Session B quits, overwriting COOKIE_FILE with all the original
> cookies, but blowing away the new cookie that session A received.
> So here's my thought -- prior to writing cookies in memory to COOKIE_FILE,
> Lynx should *reread* COOKIE_FILE, ignoring any cookies that are already in
> memory, but adding cookies from the file that are not in memory.
> The only thing coming to mind so far that could be a problem here would be
> getting two cookies with the same 'name' attribute from a server in two
> different sessions (two unique identifiers from advertising sites?), in
> which case the one which is written to COOKIE_FILE first (thus read into
> memory in the other Lynx session, overwriting the existing one) will be
> maintained, and the others dropped.
Remote server may change cookie expiration date,
which date should be correct from session A or from session B?
- lynx-dev thoughts on cookie file w/multiple sessions, brian j. pardy, 1998/11/17
- Re: lynx-dev thoughts on cookie file w/multiple sessions,
Leonid Pauzner <=
- Re: lynx-dev thoughts on cookie file w/multiple sessions, brian j. pardy, 1998/11/18
- Re: lynx-dev thoughts on cookie file w/multiple sessions, Klaus Weide, 1998/11/19
- Re: lynx-dev thoughts on cookie file w/multiple sessions, brian j. pardy, 1998/11/19
- Re: lynx-dev thoughts on cookie file w/multiple sessions, Eduardo Chappa L., 1998/11/19
- Re: lynx-dev thoughts on cookie file w/multiple sessions, Leonid Pauzner, 1998/11/20
- Re: lynx-dev thoughts on cookie file w/multiple sessions, Klaus Weide, 1998/11/19