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[WIP] Force inline renderer if request contains cookies #477

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@Toflar Toflar commented May 8, 2019

Explanation and tests follow, this is just a quick POC.

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aschempp commented May 8, 2019

I think we should only rewrite the esi renderer. The forward renderer for example must not be changed. Also, cookies are most likely only on the master request.

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Toflar commented May 8, 2019

Yeah I was thinking the same but should be good enough for some tests.

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aschempp commented May 8, 2019

We just discussed this again and we're not sure this is the correct solution. The solution might work as a side effect because rememberme is a cookie. But the correct solution would probably be to force a browser reload after a rememberme login, so the actual request contains the session cookie.

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Toflar commented May 8, 2019

Still discussing: Nope, this is not the solution either. Guess we need yet another conference call regarding the cache.

@leofeyer leofeyer added the up for discussion Issues and PRs which will be discussed in our monthly Mumble calls. label May 8, 2019
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