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comment code which checks, whether Wordpress URL is below the Daiquiri URL since this is not necessarily the case for docker setups
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If the WordPress URL is not below the Daiquiri URL, Daiquiri cannot delete the WordPress login cookie, therefore a Daiquiri Logout would not trigger a WordPress Logout which would be a Problem. This is the code in Daiquiri which handles the WP Logout: https://github.com/django-daiquiri/daiquiri/blob/master/daiquiri/auth/views.py#L70 |
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Actually it does work, since in the docker setup, the WordPress cookies are stored with "/" as path. (Sorry, I don't find the code fragment for this right now) |
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Ok, but then we need to check the domain otherwise we could have faulty setups. |
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comment code which checks, whether Wordpress URL is below the Daiquiri URL
since this is not necessarily the case for docker setups
Should be checked whether this leads to problems in old setups before merging