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I have an app with Vue.js and in a method I created a simple fetch to post to my API, but only the _id is saved in my mongodb.

My method in Vuejs app (i created a variable with the json to test my fetch post):

I am trying to upload a .zip file from an Android phone using a POST-request. I found through some scouting through the forums okhttp which should make it quite easy.

The file that arrives at the server is a zip-file with the correct name, but there is no content in the file (it is 0kb). I suspect that the stream is not correctly flushed when sending by okhttp.

I'm using .NET Core 2.2 Web API with an Angular 8 SPA. The Angular bit is unimportant to the question, but the important bit to note is that I'm not using MVC.

I'm also using EntityFramework Identity to authenticate users with Cookies.

For my testing, I'm using Insomnia.

My endpoint to log in works, and produces a cookie, which is stored by Insomnia and resent on future requests.

My issues start here. I currently cannot get the application to recognise the cookie and my API responds with 401 Unauthorized to any endpoints marked with the [Authorize] attribute despite having a valid cookie which has a life of 7 days.

Here's my Startup.cs file:

I'm trying to upload file (just .jpeg image) and save it on my server. I've written the following code for this:

I've developed an API which originally was only used via a browser and never noticed an issue however, I am now trying to connect to it via a third party Android library (OkHttpClient) and I've tested what I am seeing using a REST API test client (Insomnia.rest).

The problem I am having is when I perform the login action of the API I start a session and call session_regenerate_id(true); to avoid sticky session attacks (I'm not sure if that's proper name).

However, when I do this I return two PHPSESSID cookies as shown in the headers below:

I am attempting to update a custom object using the Salesforce REST API as described here, but I consistently receive this 400 response

I am working on a project which was working fine before Christmas but suddenly doesn't without any changes being made.

The project involves a C++ which listens on a particular port and listens to post requests in a REST API to process the data and store in a database.

It consists of an Android library which gathers information and then sends this as an HTTP POST to the rest API on the C++ app.

The C++ app prints out the HTTP response that was received straight from receiving it on the socket before any processing done. First the android app has to send an initalisation request to the C++ app, the C++ prints the request and shows post data was sent, and successfully initalises and sends a response back to android including a session cookie. I then re-use the HttpClient within Android to post the next request which contains a fair amount of data but this request doesn't work.

When stepping through the android library I can see the post values have been successfully set and are being used to perform the HTTP request, however, the C++ app only receives the HTTP headers, not any post data.

If in the second request, I replace the post data with only a couple of post fields, the C++ then sees the post data, so it looks like the DefaultHTTPClient in Android isn't sending the post data if the post data is quite large.

Below is how I am posting the data in Android

This is pretty strange when i use Form Request Validation on Laravel 5.5, all my post request gonna be 405 Method Not Allowed, but getting normal when i use standard validation, here my code is:

php artisan route:list value

I have a HttpListener which is waiting for incoming requests. The curious thing is that when I send a request with the HttpClient or WebRequest class, the reading/decoding of the stream takes around 350ms, while sending the same request with Insomnia (https://insomnia.rest/) it only takes 500ticks!!

Can someone explain to me where is my fault?!