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Good morning! Is gin susceptible to the recent ParseThru exploit, or is it unrelated at all? here's the article: https://thehackernews.com/2022/08/new-parsethru-parameter-smuggling.html
I have this piece of code
but Flush does not work
the client still got all 3 events as a single chunk
So how can I redirect stdout to a websocket for realtime updating of a process running to a web page? ie I have a endpoint that kicks off a process that returns all the output to the gin server console but I want to stream it to a redirected page that connects to a websocket so the user can see the progress
is there a way to do that?
It looke like
.GET("/ui") only matches the exact path /ui
And example would be here:
https://auth0.com/docs/quickstart/webapp/golang/01-login#setting-up-your-application-routes
https://auth0.com/docs/quickstart/webapp/golang/01-login#setting-up-your-application-routes
Basically they use "github.com/gin-contrib/sessions/cookie", but when I check on my chrome browser I dont see any session id or anything saved as a cookie
the only way I am logged in, is that I have a cookie set on the auth0 website
Now that would make me think this is a serverside cookie, but the issue with that is, theres no way for my backend to know who I am without reading the cookies from my auth0 login on their website
Hi, I'm using Gin to build a backend API, and I'm trying to serve a JS SPA frontend using embedded files and the
s.Engine.StaticFS functionality. This is working great for the index page, but when the SPA navigates to a route that should be controlled by the SPA Gin is returning a 404. Is there any way to tell it to serve the same index.html for everything under the route that's not in the filesystem?
all rigth
Hi! I'd like to use mutliple auth middlewares, so that at least one must pass for a gin.RouterGroup
Currently I use:
// adapter "github.com/gwatts/gin-adapter"
// ...
private.Use(adapter.Wrap(jwtMiddleware.CheckJWT))and I'd like to add one more JWT verifier, but for a different issuer.
Maybe someone can point me in the right direction? :)
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Hi All,
I am new to Gin and wanted to know how can we modify the response from an handler using middleware. I tried following this https://github.com/gin-gonic/gin/issues/1363#issuecomment-577722498 but in my use case instead of printing it in the log, I want to modify (overwrite) the response with the updated content and then sent it to client(browser/cli). Any help will be appreciated
I am new to Gin and wanted to know how can we modify the response from an handler using middleware. I tried following this https://github.com/gin-gonic/gin/issues/1363#issuecomment-577722498 but in my use case instead of printing it in the log, I want to modify (overwrite) the response with the updated content and then sent it to client(browser/cli). Any help will be appreciated
Hi everyone! I am using casbin RBAC role management with gin gonic router. When I use CASBIN in middleware, when I send requests to non-existent endpoints, I get a response with invalid token 401 code. My question is how to return 404 response to missing non-existent endpoints
