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First authorization request produced by OIDC module fails due to inclusion of sessionid #4227
Whenever I access my Relying Party (RP) that is protected by the new OpenID Connect (OIDC) module, I'm immediately redirected to the authorization endpoint of my OpenID Connect Provider (OP). This is perfect and as it should be for my configuration. However, this request contains ;jsessionid=... at the end of the URI. Here's an example:
This extra ;jsessionid=... causes 404 in my OP. Repeating the request fixes it. If I clear the session state (cookies, local storage, etc.) by opening a new private browsing session, I ALWAYS get this on the first authorization request. Subsequent requests NEVER include this extra ;jsessionid=... in the URI.
I'm unsure, but thinking that response.encodeRedirectURL(String) is for internal redirects whereas this is an external one. Could that be? Is that change above the one that's needed? Will it break things in a clustered environment? (I didn't test that; only a single-node setup.)
This is sending the jsessionid in the URL so it can remember the session if cookies aren't being used.
I tested OpenID with Google and Microsoft and they both do not allow you to authenticate with cookies disabled, and Microsoft gave a 404 response as well for the ;jsessionid=... in the URL.
So yes, I think the best thing to do is remove response.encodeRedirectURL so we don't add this to the redirect URL.
changed the title [-]1st authorization request produced by OIDC module fails due to inclusion of sessionid[/-][+]First authorization request produced by OIDC module fails due to inclusion of sessionid[/+]on Oct 22, 2019
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travisspencer commentedon Oct 21, 2019
This is fixed by a small change:
I'm unsure, but thinking that
response.encodeRedirectURL(String)is for internal redirects whereas this is an external one. Could that be? Is that change above the one that's needed? Will it break things in a clustered environment? (I didn't test that; only a single-node setup.)lachlan-roberts commentedon Oct 22, 2019
This is sending the jsessionid in the URL so it can remember the session if cookies aren't being used.
I tested OpenID with Google and Microsoft and they both do not allow you to authenticate with cookies disabled, and Microsoft gave a 404 response as well for the
;jsessionid=...in the URL.So yes, I think the best thing to do is remove
response.encodeRedirectURLso we don't add this to the redirect URL.Issue #4227 - do not use encodeRedirectURL for openid redirects
Issue #4227 - do not use encodeRedirectURL for openid redirects
Issue #4227 - do not use encodeRedirectURL for openid redirects (#4233)
[-]1st authorization request produced by OIDC module fails due to inclusion of sessionid[/-][+]First authorization request produced by OIDC module fails due to inclusion of sessionid[/+]