> Looks like "cookie-path", for one, can add the quotes (indirectly;
> ultimately in "convert-to-quoted").
I read that part after sending this email inquiry. It does seem to
have some rules RFC rules about quoting string.
;; value: token | quoted-string
(define (rfc2109:value? s)
(or (rfc2068:token? s) (rfc2068:quoted-string? s)
(rfc2068:quoted-string? (convert-to-quoted s))))
;; convert-to-quoted : string -> quoted-string?
;; takes the given string as a particular message, and converts the given
;; string to that representatation
(define (convert-to-quoted str)
(string-append "\"" (regexp-replace* #rx"\"" str "\\\\\"") "\""))
;; string -> rfc2109:value?
(define (to-rfc2109:value s)
(cond
[(not (string? s))
(error* "expected string, given: ~e" s)]
;; for backwards compatibility, just use the given string if it will work
[(rfc2068:token? s) s]
[(rfc2068:quoted-string? s) s]
;; ... but if it doesn't work (i.e., it's just a normal message) then try
;; to convert it into a representation that will work
[(rfc2068:quoted-string? (convert-to-quoted s))
=> (λ (x) x)]
[else
(error* "could not convert the given string to an acceptable RFC
2109 value: ~s" s)]))
Not clear whose at fault per your info on how things work in the real
world as opposed to theory.
One thing that was omitted in my email:
When you do write cookie from Racket HTTP Server while at the top URL
(ie /) without #:path optional arg, FF stores path as /. And then the
server can read that cookie while at any URL. So the current work
around for me is to write the cookie while at / URL or put all cookie
needed URLs after where I write cookie. e.g. /cookied/abc or
/private/abc etc. Not ideal but not a deal breaker either.
>
> If you're not up to Wiresharking, I can do it this weekend, if you send me a
> standalone file of Racket code and a URL to a Web page that together
> demonstrate the problem.
Thanks for the offer but my codes are not in neat order and I can't
subject others to it. I will clean them up at some point and take up
on this offer should it remain on the table at such time.
Cheers.
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