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litespeed_wiki:cache:common:logged-in-cookie-conflicts [2017/10/18 19:57] Lisa Clarke [The Problem] |
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| Login Vary Cookie conflicts can pop up when you have multiple web applications with [[litespeed_wiki:cache#litespeed_cache_plugins_by_application|LSCache plugins]] enabled on the same document root, with one app being served from a subdirectory of another (as in ''<nowiki>www.example.com/</nowiki>'' and ''<nowiki>www.example.com/app2/</nowiki>''). This can happen with distinct web applications, or multiple installations of the same app (e.g. two copies of WordPress). | Login Vary Cookie conflicts can pop up when you have multiple web applications with [[litespeed_wiki:cache#litespeed_cache_plugins_by_application|LSCache plugins]] enabled on the same document root, with one app being served from a subdirectory of another (as in ''<nowiki>www.example.com/</nowiki>'' and ''<nowiki>www.example.com/app2/</nowiki>''). This can happen with distinct web applications, or multiple installations of the same app (e.g. two copies of WordPress). | ||
| + | [[https://blog.litespeedtech.com/2017/06/07/wpw-conflict-free-cookies-and-tags-on-multi-app-sites/|To learn more about this, see our blog post.]] | ||
| ===== The Problem ===== | ===== The Problem ===== | ||
| Of particular concern is the ''_lscache_vary'' cookie, which is the default in every LSCache plugin, and indicates the logged-in status of a user. As such, it is in control of what version of a page (logged in or not logged in) is served. | Of particular concern is the ''_lscache_vary'' cookie, which is the default in every LSCache plugin, and indicates the logged-in status of a user. As such, it is in control of what version of a page (logged in or not logged in) is served. | ||