It’s set in the request/response. I made a simple servlet showing whole request for other purposes and found this cookie set

@BbIKTOP well, usually cookie are set via the source code that set it; ie; PHP. at that point I would check your code base to spotcheck the code.

Man, i am programmer with over 30 years experience. I do know there’s no MY code which sets this cookie. There’s just apache and resin, that’s all. Maybe apache module?

I did strings|grep for all modules but found nothing

it could be, but googling that find nothing and apache is opensource, so somehow it would had been indexed by google I guess.

well, just found one thing, and it's another user that wonder what that cookie is

mlog.club/article/5847758

if you google translate the page, its just a question about that cookie

apache is 'just' a web server. If anything, its probably in the application.

https://www.google.com/search?q=resin app server cookie

Suggests it might be resin?

it could be resin, in the page I found the user talk resin too

apache has a lot of modules, it could be there. Wow, it's chinese (((

the ony cookie resin sets is the JSESSIONID for sessions tracking

but who knows

no answers as well...

Wow. Looks I found it. not sure though

it appears with edge only

probably

yes, just with edge

will grep it's binary lol

hehehe

no matches in eagle

but it is set with eagle only. checked with firefox, safari, opera and chrome

dmn

how could it be?

edge, or edge chromium ? if edge it block a lot of thing and try to encapsulate for security reason, which make it less compliant to what other browser do.

if edge chromium, I would try chromium browser to see if it show the same pattern

have no idea what is the difference. I downloaded it for testing from ms edge downloads site

it's for macos

didn't try chromium, but with chrome there's no such cookie

ok, if you downloaded it, it's edge based of chromium's code

the other edge is the one built-in in win10 originally

just checked - under win10 ive got the same chromium based edge