Forcing a cookie to be set

Is it possible to force a cookie to be set if the privacy setting on ie is set high?

Don't know if this will solve your problem, but maybe you can use HttpSession. It will set a cookie, and if cookies are disabled it will use URLRewriting.

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Is there a way to force time can only be set to "Set date and time automatically"?

I am using OS X 10.9 .5 , and here is what I want to do.
When you click "Open Date & Time Preference", you will find an option that states "Set date and time automatically". And of course you can chose not to do that, and adjust the time.
But can you remove that option? So your OS X is forced to chose the mode "Set date and time automatically" no matter what you do? (aka you can't adjust the time by yourself now.)
Is that possible? Is there an app that can achieve this goal or can you do that at Terminal?
Thanks in advance.

There's a similar setting in iPhoto preferences (in iLife '08 versions and later), or in Image Capture preferences (if you're using iLife '06 or earlier). Check those settings as well.

If user disable cookie how to set and use session with URL Rewritting

if user disable cookie how to set and use session with URL Rewritting by append session ID in url

If cookies are disabled, then app server will automatically try to use URL rewriting for session control. Programmer's responsibility is to encode any links or redirects using
response.encodeURL("/yourPage.jsp")
and
response.encodeRedirectURL("/yourPage.jsp")
See API for details
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/sdk_1.3/techdocs/api/javax/servlet/http/HttpServletResponse.html#encodeURL(java.lang.String))

I would like to accept cookies from pre-set websites only

I would like to accept cookies from pre-set websites only. In the other cases ask me. How can I do it?

Hi twozok,
see if this is helpful : [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/cookie-controller/?src=search Cookie Controller add-on]
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Safari 5.0.5 in Snow Leopard allows cookies to be set despite preferences set to NEVER. How do I correct this glitch?

Safari 5.0.5 in Snow Leopard allows cookies to be set despite preferences set to NEVER. How do I correct this glitch?

I just upgraded Safari to 5.1.5 and I'm having the same problem. Despite the settings to BLOCK all cookies, cookies pile up like snow in a blizzard. Ironically, the only site I've encountered whose cookies are actually blocked by Safari's preference setting is Apple's.
I couldn't log in because my preferences were set to BLOCK. Doesn't stop any other site from setting cookies, only Apple's so far.
As for Lion - I've been told it's unstable. I have already lost half my music files upgrading to Snow Leopard and
would rather avoid going through that again after spending a great deal of time retreiving the loss. I've decided to wait until all of Lion's glitches are resolved.
Here is a link to the many pages discussing this cookie problem, and no solution in sight. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3140339?start=150&tstart=0
I assume you are on Lion. And Safari's cookies preferences work as expected for you?

Firefox won't delete cookies even after set to clear cookies on firefox exit

I have use custom settings for remembering history in firefox.
I set to clear history on firefox close. Under this settings, I set to clear cookies, active login and cache. But whenever firefox exits it doesn't remove cookies.
Also, I set to keep cookies till firefox closes. Still the cookies appears.
This is a big security issue for me..When I click restore previous session, firefox restores the login into sites also which I don't want

Got It!!!
Go To: Firefox/Tools/Options/Privacy/Tracking Checked box/Tell websites I do not want to be tracked/ History Firefox will: Never Remember History/ You may also want to: clear all current history/ Clear now/ click OK, ---> got it, that is your answer.<-- (Right click the left image below to open in a new tab)
And it is my answer as well, as I was confounded with this problem for some time. Now after you do this close your Firefox browser, and open back up Firefox browser, and there will be maybe only one or two cookies, depending on your browsers' home page.
I tried other methods to get rid of persistent cookies that would not delete by, CookieKiller, and TACO Targeted Advertising Cookie Opt-Out, those did not help, and I tried the methods listed on these links but they did not work:http://webdevwonders.com/clear-dom-storage/
Also this method did not work:http://justplainobvious.blogspot.com/2009/03/firefox-wont-delete-cookies.html
Next to make your Firefox browsing possible, go to/Firefox/Tools/Options/Privacy/,Tracking Checked box/Tell websites I do not want to be tracked, History Firefox will: Use custom settings for history, unchecked box Always use private browsing mode, unchecked box Remember my browsing history, unchecked box Remember download history, unchecked box Remember search and form history, checked box Accept cookies from sites, checked box Accept third party cookies, Keep until: I close Firefox, checked box clear history when Firefox closes, /settings all nine boxes checked/ click --->OK! (Right click the right image below to open in a new tab)
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OamAuthn cookies are not set with encrypted value in https login with FFbro

we have developed a custom login page which is deployed on oam server itself .
In custom login page we are passing 3 userinfo like username ,passowrd and request id as part of authentication parameter .
We have developed our own javascript to pass all these information using ajax call .
Below are the snippet of ajax method which is posting the data to oam server .
var uname = $("#username").val();
var pwd = $("#password").val();
pwd = pwd.replace( /&/g, '%26' );
var requestId = $("#request_id").val();
var oamAuthenticationUrl=$("#oamAuthUrl").val()+'/oam/server/auth_cred_submit';
var postdata = "username=" + uname + "&password=" + pwd + "&request_id=" + requestId;
$.ajax( {
type :'POST', url : oamAuthenticationUrl, data :postdata,
complete : function (xmlHttp, statusCode) {
// some code if user login is done successfully ......
Here we are making login page call using ssl port Like our login page is https://oamserver:14101/.....
This code is working perfectly fine in internet explorer but in firefox oracle access manager is not setting any value to oamAuthnCookeis.
I mean before logging and after logging value of oamAuthnCookies remains same like
LoggedoutContinue .
Thanks,
Arun

This is a known issue of CEP (Common Extensibility Platform, a DLL that supports displaying extensions). Code like “document.cookie” in HTML extension is invalid because CEF (CEP integrated CEF3 to display HTML Extensions) intentionally disables cookies on "file://..." for a variety of reasons.
However, CEP stores cookies at:
Windows: "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Temp\cep_cookies"
Mac: "/Users/yourusername/Library/Logs/CSXS/cep_cookies"
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Forcing a cookie into the reponse header

Hi,
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          We have our own cookie parsing code,
          and so we know what the cookie response header values need to be for each
          cookie. The problem is, Weblogic
          is taking resposibility for the writing out the response header, and the
          only way I have been able to add cookies
          into the response is VIA resp.addCookie(cookie). Instead, it is urgent
          that I use resp.setHeader("Set-cookie", cookiehdrvalue)!!
          But the latter does not work. Does anyone know how to take control of
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          been turned into a NOP.
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res.setHeader("set-cookie", "cookiename=cookieval");
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          > Hi,
          >
          > We're proxing responses from another app server in our own "proxy" servlet.
          > We have our own cookie parsing code,
          > and so we know what the cookie response header values need to be for each
          > cookie. The problem is, Weblogic
          > is taking resposibility for the writing out the response header, and the
          > only way I have been able to add cookies
          > into the response is VIA resp.addCookie(cookie). Instead, it is urgent
          > that I use resp.setHeader("Set-cookie", cookiehdrvalue)!!
          >
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          > from Weblogic? It appears that resp.setHeader("Set-cookie", blahblah) has
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Cookie ain't set on Linux Tomcat 5.5

I'm mnigrating from j2sdk 1.4 to jdk1.5 and found following problem using Tomcat 5.5 on linux (gentoo). ON windows machines probem doesn't occur.
I'm using following code to set cookie with specified lifetime
Cookie cookie = new Cookie("name", "value");
cookie.setMaxAge(3600);
response.addCookie(cookie);Using this - cookie is not stoted to client. When i remove setting of life time - cooke is set OK.
On windows cooke are set wihtout any problems with lifetime.
On linux i am unalbe to set cooke with specifie lifetime.

user11951485 wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to install 12c (GI & RDBMS) on a Oracle Linux 6.5 (virtual host from OVMM), but when I ran the "/sbin/scsi_id -g -u -d /dev/xvdd" I don't have any result or error...
[root@myhost ~]# cd /dev
[root@myhost dev]# ll xvd*
brw-rw----. 1 root disk 202, 0 Nov 7 02:20 xvda
brw-rw----. 1 root disk 202, 1 Nov 7 02:20 xvda1
brw-rw----. 1 root disk 202, 2 Nov 7 02:20 xvda2
brw-rw----. 1 root disk 202, 32 Nov 7 02:20 xvdc
brw-rw----. 1 root disk 202, 33 Nov 7 02:20 xvdc1
brw-rw----. 1 root disk 202, 34 Nov 7 02:20 xvdc2
brw-rw----. 1 root disk 202, 48 Nov 7 02:20 xvdd
brw-rw----. 1 root disk 202, 49 Nov 7 02:20 xvdd1
[root@myhost dev]# /sbin/scsi_id -g -u -d /dev/xvdd
[root@myhost dev]#
anyone knows how to solve this issue?
thnks
I wrote a script to handle that a few years back, and now looking at it I'd have to spend half a day figuring out exactly how it works.
That said, looking at a key point in my script, what do you get from
/sbin/scsi_id -g -u -s /block/xvdd

Bank claims firefox does not delete cookies although options set to do it

I use firefox 20.0.1. I set options to delete cookies when firefox closes. My bank claims to detect previous session cookies on my computer which were not deleted. Basically when their web site detects a new computrer for an account it requires an additional challenge question. I am not getting this expected challenge question. The bank is recognizing the computer although all cookies should have been deleted.

Are you closing all tabs with that bank site before closing Firefox?
When you reopen website automatically on a next start then Firefox will store cookies used in those tabs in the sessionstore.js file as part of saved session data, so you won't get logged off when you close Firefox without first closing those tabs.
If clearing cookies doesn't work then it is possible that the cookies.sqlite file that stores the cookies is corrupted.
Rename (or delete) cookies.sqlite (cookies.sqlite.old) and delete other present cookie files like cookies.sqlite-journal in the Firefox profile folder in case the file cookies.sqlite got corrupted.
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Cookies
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Deleting+cookies

How do I discover what, if any, cookies a website sets when I visit it?

Is there an easy way to estabish what cookies a website has set when I visit it using Safari?
Do all websites use cookies,or is it a decision at the desging stage to use them?
thanks
Steve

You just need to monitor your list of cookies before and after visiting the site. Of course, it is probably easiest to delete all cookies before performing the experiment.
Safari > Preferences > Privacy is where you can get access to all stored cookies.
And, yes, the cookie thing is a design decision, not mandatory.
charlie

My automatic sign-in and location (eg for news and weather) details do not stick, despite all history and cookie settings being set never to clear, unlike with Firefox 3x..

I can set location on www.bbc.co.uk for local news and weather but details are no longer retained between browsing sessions. I have checked the history and cookie settings and they are not supposed to clear anything. A similar problem exists with a site where I want to stay signed in so that I am automatically recognised in a new browsing session; this does not work. These problems seem specific to Firefox 4 because they did not exist with Fx 3, using the same settings. I have also checked add-ons; disabling them makes no difference.

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Safari 4.1.3 cookies not staying set when safari is quit

Hi,
This post is a solution I couldn't find out there.
Problem: out of the blue, when i opened Safari 4.1.3 on Mac OS Tiger, I get the login EVERY time for email, forums, etc. even though I used to be able to check the "remember my account" button and not have log in every-time I started Safari. I have cookies set to "always accept" and "private browsing" turned off. But its like the cookies aren't being saved anymore for my safari session, and upon restarting Safari the next day, i was having to login to the websites every session.
Solution:
Look for your cookies.plist file. Mine lost the ability for my account to read/write to it. So I had to delete /Users/<myaccount>/Library/Cookies/Cookies.plist (when Safari was not running). Restart Safari, it will recreate this file as a blank file. Permissions should now allow you to read/write the file.
This fixed my issue of having to login EVERY time I started Safari.
Hope this is helpful to someone our there!

Hi,
From your Safari menu bar click Safari / Preferences then select the Autofill tab. Make sure: *User names and passwords* is selected.
Your passwords are stored in Keychain Access (Applications/Utilities). If you have problems logging in to a site, quit Safari. Launch Keychain Access. Select Passwords on the left. Delete the keychain for that site.
Relaunch Safari. Login to a site with your login data. When you see the dialog asking if you want to save that info to a keychain, click Yes.
If you still have problems, open a Finder window. Select your Home folder in the Sidebar on the left. Now open the Library folder then the Preferences folder.
Move the com.apple.keychainaccess.plist file to the Trash.
Restart your Mac.
See if that helps..
Carolyn
Message was edited by: Carolyn

Safari, Still accepts cookies even with setting set to NEVER

I cant understand, in Safari settings, I have set NEVER to accept cookies, and yet they still come in like clock work....tons of them...help anyone...
what up, anyone know.

If you serach the forums for issues with Safari cookies, you will see thousands of threads for the same subject.
If you really want to control cookies, you'd be better off using another browser like Firefox
Good idea to have a backup browser installed regardless in case you have problems with Safari.
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Multipledomain Portalserver SSO cookie Path not set to /

Dear all,
we want to connect two Enterprise Portals 7 over two domains.
We've update the mdc.hosts and restart the portal.
The certificate of each server is imported in the other server.
When I start the first portallogin, i got an cookie from the destination portal, but the path in the cookie isn't like / when i log directly to the portal, it is set to
/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/
is there any way to change this to / because we want to link the two portals with each startpage and Quicklinks
as https://<server:port>/irj/portal
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Best regards
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