Only setcookie when need be, not all the time #94
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Using Varnish, one of the rules used is to pass if setcookie is found in the headers. Prior to this fix. eZ would always send a setcookie request if the user was logged in.
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Only setcookie when need be, not all the time
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Thanks, merged :) But I can not seem to find any CLA on you so please provide one for future patches, see : http://share.ez.no/community-project/contributor-licensing-agreement-cla Again, thanks Chris! |
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Hi Christopher, Thanks for the contribution. Would you mind submitting a signed CLA ? Thanks in advance ! |
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Using Varnish, one of the rules used is to pass if setcookie is found in
the headers. Prior to this fix. eZ would always send a setcookie request
if the user was logged in.