Internet Explorer Converts Email Request to Receive Request

I experience a funny phenomenon that an Internet researcher converts a login request into a request to receive a request, thereby losing credentials and redirecting the login page without authentication.

Functionality is true for other browsers. I successfully tested it with firefox, chrome, vivaldi and safari.

The loginAction method as performed for this documentation : https://gist.github.com/rawroland/9929df558e66ed104c186fd309755069

Branch code for the login page: https://gist.github.com/rawroland/c53af4378dbe1547f862683b55d3bc21

The generated HTML code for the login page: https://gist.github.com/rawroland/f3cfdfc74a728dc648189e3931d8f827

All requests Post and receive requests Second messageAll requests Publish and receive Second message

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I finally discovered and fixed the problem with the help of a colleague. This was a pretty harmless problem with server time in our test system, which was 2 hours behind. This led to the fact that cookies were set in Internet Explorer with the expiration of time in the past, as a result of which the login always failed. The amazing problem was that cookie expiration was disabled only in Internet Explorer, with every other browser having the correct expiration date.

, : NTP

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1650001/


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