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I have a scenario like below.
I have multiple similar devices(rtty client) which connected to the rttys server, and I can access the web page of the device through the rttys.
but I found there is an issue when I open the web page of the devices one by one, the previous web page would be displayed as the latest device, after investigation, the reason is the cookie was written to latest device, such as rtty-http-devid, rtty-http-sid.
Is it possible for you to update the code to fix this issue?
Thank you very much!
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for example,
two devices(device A and device B) connected to rttys.
I open the web page of device A through rttys device manage web(default 5913 port), it'ok.
then I also open the web page of device B through rttys device manage web, it's ok.
but I switched to the web page of device A, then I found the page content was of device B because cookies of these two web pages became the values of device B.
Hello @zhaojh329
I have a scenario like below.
I have multiple similar devices(rtty client) which connected to the rttys server, and I can access the web page of the device through the rttys.
but I found there is an issue when I open the web page of the devices one by one, the previous web page would be displayed as the latest device, after investigation, the reason is the cookie was written to latest device, such as rtty-http-devid, rtty-http-sid.
Is it possible for you to update the code to fix this issue?
Thank you very much!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: