Re: strange cookies appearing in my WOLogs

Carlos,

That is pretty common, nothing to worry about.  It just means the 
cookie was set with a path of '/' and possibly a partial domain 
(itesm.mx instead of physics.itesm.mx).  The cookie that it is 
complaining about is
> nivel='
Some app (hopefully not yours :-) has set a cookie with no values.  
This is not too uncommon but does violate the cookie spec / RFC.  You 
can safely ignore these log messages.


Chuck


On May 4, 2005, at 12:24 PM, Carlos Maldonado wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Does anybody has experienced that your logFile from a woapp logs 
> cookies (or messages) from another server?. I know that this sound 
> weird but the logs are real and further more, those messages/cookies 
> don't belong to any of my woapps, worst yet, in some logs where 
> there's the server name, this don't match with the name of my 
> woserver, not at all, not even close to the name.
>
> Here's a line of my logFile from one of my woapp:
> [2005-02-14 11:30:16 CST] <WorkerThread15> CookieParser: Found a null 
> cookie value in: 'PIDMI=080438658933000; pidmid=111816650793250; 
> pidmid1=111816650793250; pidmid2=L01023051; pidmid3=A; 
> PIDM_portal_sistema=L01023051; BRN231=11030; LLAMA97=1983; 
> iduser=111877440236562; nivel='. Will continue by setting value to the 
> empty string.
>
> I know that PIDMI ,pidmid, PIDM_portal_sistema, etc, are variables 
> with their corresponding values, and I can recognise some of them 
> because they are student data (I work in the highschool branch of a 
> university) but there are a lot of servers in the university branch 
> that makes the task hard to find from which application are this 
> messages about.
>
> I suspected that could be something with the network switches or 
> something with the network configuration so at onetime I chatted with 
> some network guy at the university and he just say "Hm, man, that's 
> weird" and that was it!.
>
> Does anybody knows or had heard of something like this?
>
>
> -Carlos
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