RFC 2109:HTTP State Management Mechanism
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HTTP State Management Mechanism
1. ABSTRACT
2. TERMINOLOGY
3. STATE AND SESSIONS
4. OUTLINE
4.1. Syntax: General
4.2. Origin Server Role
4.2.1. General
4.2.2. Set-Cookie Syntax
4.2.3. Controlling Caching
4.3. User Agent Role
4.3.1. Interpreting Set-Cookie
4.3.2. Rejecting Cookies
4.3.3. Cookie Management
4.3.4. Sending Cookies to the Origin Server
4.3.5. Sending Cookies in Unverifiable Transactions
4.4. How an Origin Server Interprets the Cookie Header
4.5. Caching Proxy Role
5. EXAMPLES
5.1. Example 1
5.2. Example 2
6. IMPLEMENTATION CONSIDERATIONS
6.1. Set-Cookie Content
6.2. Stateless Pages
6.3. Implementation Limits
6.3.1. Denial of Service Attacks
7. PRIVACY
7.1. User Agent Control
7.2. Protocol Design
8. SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS
8.1. Clear Text
8.2. Cookie Spoofing
8.3. Unexpected Cookie Sharing
9. OTHER, SIMILAR, PROPOSALS
10. HISTORICAL
10.1. Compatibility With Netscape's Implementation
10.1.1. Extended Cookie Header
10.1.2. Expires and Max-Age
10.1.3. Punctuation
10.2. Caching and HTTP/1.0
11. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
12. AUTHORS' ADDRESSES
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