asp.net Using Tilde "~" in path gives ip adress and port instead of domain name.
I'm deploying a application and i got a problem with the url resolution on the server side.
When I'm login, the browser detect my authentication cookie as a third-party Cookie.
My investigations leed me to think it's the redirection links appear to resolve to a IP adress and a port number instead of my subdomain.
(i got http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxx/login.aspx instead of http://sub.myDomain.com/login.aspx) I got the corect adress in the adress bar.
I think our in-house sysadmin put my app on is iis server as a "web app" that lisent on a specific port, then he redirect it somewere to sub.myDomain.com. But how those thing works is not my duty.
What could I do or ask to my in-house sysadmin?
When I'm login, the browser detect my authentication cookie as a third-party Cookie.
My investigations leed me to think it's the redirection links appear to resolve to a IP adress and a port number instead of my subdomain.
(i got http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxx/login.aspx instead of http://sub.myDomain.com/login.aspx) I got the corect adress in the adress bar.
I think our in-house sysadmin put my app on is iis server as a "web app" that lisent on a specific port, then he redirect it somewere to sub.myDomain.com. But how those thing works is not my duty.
What could I do or ask to my in-house sysadmin?
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doesn`t help.
<authentication mode="Forms">
<forms name=".AuthCookie" timeout="30" slidingExpiration="true" domain="myDomain.com" />
</authentication>
i dont create cookies for the main domain or anything.it just the automatic thisn that asp.net does to create the login...
if i goes in the page - Web page privacy policy in IE, i got the http://sub.myDomain.com and some other entry like http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxx/login.aspx
<authentication mode="Forms">
<forms name=".AuthCookie" timeout="30" slidingExpiration="true" domain="myDomain.com" />
</authentication>
i dont create cookies for the main domain or anything.it just the automatic thisn that asp.net does to create the login...
if i goes in the page - Web page privacy policy in IE, i got the http://sub.myDomain.com and some other entry like http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxx/login.aspx
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response.cookies("TEST").d
this way system will ignore sub domain.