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Can't log in: Maybe "Disabled Cookies" means no SSL. SameSite issue? 4 years 6 months ago #81355
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I am running into the same issue that user 'dwdrain' posted about 2 weks and 4 days ago (around Augsut 25th perhaps?), titled "WE're getting a warning that our cookies are disabled". Login as member and as admin is failing using Chrome for me (and I suspect others).
I also notice that our toasthost site is not SSL enabled. How do I get one? I did a little research, and I suspect you are not setting a 'SameSite' attribute in your cookies, which is affecting any sites that don't have SSL. Some more information about that is here: web.dev/samesite-cookies-explained/ I set my "SameSite by default cookies" to disabled in my chrome flags and that fixed my login problem, so I'm guessing I might be on the right track about SSL being an issue here. 9389.toastmastersclubs.org/ alias: www.eastbaytoastmasters.com/ Andy M |
Can't log in: Maybe "Disabled Cookies" means no SSL. SameSite issue? 4 years 6 months ago #81359
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I am running into the same issue that user 'dwdrain' posted about 2 weeks and 5 days ago (around August 25th perhaps?), titled "WE're getting a warning that our cookies are disabled". Login as member and as admin is failing using Chrome for me (and I suspect others).
I also notice that our toasthost site is not SSL enabled. How do we get a certificate installed? I did a little research, and I suspect you are not setting a 'SameSite' attribute in your cookies, which is affecting any sites that don't have SSL. Some more information about that is here: web.dev/samesite-cookies-explained/ I set my "SameSite by default cookies" to disabled in my chrome flags and that fixed my login problem, so I'm guessing I might be on the right track about SSL being an issue for any club members trying to log in to a site that doesn't have https enabled. Any help would be appreciated, thanks. Andy M www.eastbaytoastmasters.com/ 9389.toastmastersclubs.org/ |
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