Authentication for private ports was broken in Chrome, and perhaps other browsers too. This was caused by the browser rejecting the __Host-flow_auth cookie that was attempted to be set by data-plane-gateway. The browser was rejecting the cookie for a seemingly legitimate reason: the spec says it has to be there. I suspect that Firefox was more lax in this case because Path=/ is semantically equivalent to it not being set at all. In any case, adding the Path=/ allows authenticated access to private ports to work properly in both Chrome and Firefox.
Authentication for private ports was broken in Chrome, and perhaps other browsers too. This was caused by the browser rejecting the
__Host-flow_auth
cookie that was attempted to be set by data-plane-gateway. The browser was rejecting the cookie for a seemingly legitimate reason: the spec says it has to be there. I suspect that Firefox was more lax in this case becausePath=/
is semantically equivalent to it not being set at all. In any case, adding thePath=/
allows authenticated access to private ports to work properly in both Chrome and Firefox.Fixes estuary/connectors#695