I’m using the “tags in script” version of cffeed to read some remote
RSS feeds, but one or more of them is apparently sending back cookies
with invalid “expires” values.
I know this because my lucee-stdout logs are full of “Invalid cookie
header” errors.
Is there any way of handling these errors or at least preventing them
being logged? There doesn’t seem to be a java or Lucee exception that
I can catch.
I’m using Lucee 4.5.3.020 on Tomcat 8.0.36/Java 1.8. I’ve tried
updating my java http client jars to 4.5.2 with no effect.
Cheers
Julian.
I answered my own question:
http://cfsimplicity.com/107/preventing-invalid-cookie-errors-being-logged-when-making-lucee-http-callsOn 31 October 2016 at 15:22, Julian Halliwell <@Julian_Halliwell> wrote:
I’m using the “tags in script” version of cffeed to read some remote
RSS feeds, but one or more of them is apparently sending back cookies
with invalid “expires” values.
I know this because my lucee-stdout logs are full of “Invalid cookie
header” errors.
Is there any way of handling these errors or at least preventing them
being logged? There doesn’t seem to be a java or Lucee exception that
I can catch.
I’m using Lucee 4.5.3.020 on Tomcat 8.0.36/Java 1.8. I’ve tried
updating my java http client jars to 4.5.2 with no effect.