• Resolved joy0114

    (@joy0114)


    Hi,

    In apache header, I can see a cookie with _lscache_vary=xxxxxxxx (a quite large alphanumeric string).
    How to find out which “user role” this value corresponds to ?

    When I visit my website with a browser in incognito mode, I was expecting to see that page is loading in “guest mode”.
    That’s not the case since I add a crawl with “customer role”

    Thanks a lot for any idea.
    Best regards

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  • Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    you can’t , that’s hashed string , no way you can revert it

    I am not sure what is it you want to do with crawler ?

    Thread Starter joy0114

    (@joy0114)

    Hi Qtwrk,

    I don’t want to do anything special with the crawler: it works normally.
    I’m just trying to find out why I can no longer see a cookie with “_lscache_vary=guest_mode” when I access a page with an incognito browser.

    I only see a cookie with “_lscache_vary=xxxxx and not “_lscache_vary=guest_mode”, as before.
    That’s why I was trying to find out which cache was being sent to me (host ? customer ? host-guest ? customer-guest ? etc …).

    I’m just wondering if guest mode works properly and how to test it (or at least see that a page comes from it).
    I thought that opening a page with a browser in incognito mode and having first emptied the browser path (data+cookies), would make it possible to perform this test.
    I’m wrong ?

    Thank you for your explanations.

    Thread Starter joy0114

    (@joy0114)

    I wanted to say “having first emptied the browser CACHE (data+cookies)”, and not “path” …

    Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    when you enable debug log , the cookie will show as plaintext , when debug log is off, the cookie will show as hash’ed

    Thread Starter joy0114

    (@joy0114)

    Ok, this hashed value corresponds to Guest_mode, so no problem.

    Thanks.

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