Hello,
Our rails app has several domains. We are now implementing a single
https connection https://secure.domain.xx.
All other domains need to switch to that new secure domain in certain
circumstances.
We only have one ssl cert and it is not possible to create and use a
ssl cert for all domains!
Now when switching domains we loose the session, that was previously
used and I was not able to restore my old session.
I was trying to send the old session id via the url and then reuse it
by setting it again like this:
redirect_to :host => ''127.0.0.1:3000'' , :session_key =>
request.cookies[''_xxx_session_id''][0] unless
(request.env[''HTTP_HOST'']
== ''127.0.0.1:3000'')
cookies[:_xxx_session_id] = params[:session_key]
This failed since rails seems to regenerate a new session id somehow
at a later stage. The new session cookie will have this newly
generated id.
How can I tell Rails to use my session id ?
Has anybody an idea on how to do this? I must get the old session
transferred to the new domain in order to access the session data.
Many thanks in advance for any help on this.
migo
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