Closed ArjunSahlot closed 7 months ago
Yup the cookie
. Here's my cookie
on Chrome:
csrftoken=[VALUE];
messages=[VALUE];
__stripe_mid=[VALUE];
LEETCODE_SESSION=[VALUE];
_ga=[VALUE];
_gid=[VALUE];
_dd_s=[VALUE];
_ga_CDRWKZTDEX=[VALUE]
Compared to Firefox:
csrftoken=[VALUE];
_ga_[VALUE?]=[VALUE];
_ga=[VALUE];
_dd_s=rum=[VALUE];
_gid=[VALUE];
gr_user_id=[VALUE];
[VALUE?]_gr_session_id=[VALUE];
[VALUE?]_gr_session_id_sent_vst=[VALUE];
LEETCODE_SESSION=[VALUE];
messages=[VALUE];
[VALUE?]_gr_last_sent_sid_with_cs1=[VALUE];
[VALUE?]_gr_last_sent_cs1=[VALUE};
[VALUE?]_gr_cs1=[VALUE]
I removed some characters I thought might hold data (marked as [VALUE?]) and removed some that I was sure were data (marked as [VALUE]). Don't want my info floating around online lmao.
Cookie parser looks only for csrftoken
and LEETCODE_SESSION
tokens, which both are present in both cookies.
What error do you get when pasting the cookie from chrome?
local csrf = str:match("csrftoken=([^;]+)")
if not csrf or csrf == "" then return nil, "Bad csrf token format" end
local ls = str:match("LEETCODE_SESSION=([^;]+)")
if not ls or ls == "" then return nil, "Bad leetcode session token format" end
Cookie parser looks only for
csrftoken
andLEETCODE_SESSION
tokens, which both are present in both cookies. What error do you get when pasting the cookie from chrome?local csrf = str:match("csrftoken=([^;]+)") if not csrf or csrf == "" then return nil, "Bad csrf token format" end local ls = str:match("LEETCODE_SESSION=([^;]+)") if not ls or ls == "" then return nil, "Bad leetcode session token format" end
Whoops didn't get this notification. I got the Bad csrf token format
error.
That shouldn't happen since looking at the formats you've sent, chrome cookies contains csrftoken. Are you sure it's not an error on your end?
You mean the
cookie
? I just checked and they are indeed different, but logging in still works.Can you post your cookie without the values, so I know how the format looks?