Closed toddtsic closed 8 years ago
Have you tried clearing cookies on the client? Also, show the request headers so we can confirm the error is accurate.
This issue was moved to aspnet/Security#830
Chris,
Thanks for your quick response.
The client is a cordova app on iOS simulator (or device), and cookies aren't being used (using localstorage).
Can you coach me on how to isolate the request headers (fiddler?)
T
On Fri, May 20, 2016 at 2:43 PM, Chris R notifications@github.com wrote:
Have you tried clearing cookies on the client? Also, show the request headers so we can confirm the error is accurate.
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Really need a hand here, iOS is killing me...
Getting Kestrel error when iOS simulator (and presumably any iOS device), calls my asp.net web api app (RC2 app). Same error does NOT occur when accessed by android device.
Have successfully build cordova app in Visual Studio 2015, have submitted and have been approved at PlayStore, app working great.
Have been unsuccessful in getting AppStore approval.
Have been working in Windows 10 environment and using MacInCloud as my iOS app builder and tester. Everything working from point of view of Visual Studio building app on MacInCloud and successful in launching xcode simulator.
The app leverages heavily webapi2 calls (basically using Sql Server to get game score results). The api application successfully built and published to iis on my server using asp.net core RC2. I turned on logging on the server side so I can get details.
When simulating at MacInCloud, the iOS app fails after jwt user token validation with a "The chunked cookie is incomplete"
Specifically:
I was getting this when my web api project was a RC1 project and thought that may be the issue. Have successfully ported project to RC2, but same error.
I'm using JWT bearer tokens for user authentication, so I don't get the cookie problem (not using cookies jwt token being passed in header...).
I do notice however that there are ionic cookies being written and wonder if that is related.
Any help/tips/leads would be greatly appreciated.
Todd