HttpUserId

The module ngx_http_userid_module gives out cookies for identification of clients. For logging it is possible to use variables $uid_got and $uid_set. Remark: keep in mind variables $uid_got and $uid_set are not Accessible in SSI, because SSI filter module working before userid filter.

This module is compatible with mod_uid for Apache.

Example

userid          on;
userid_name     uid;

userid_DOMain   example.com;
userid_path     /;
userid_expires  365d;
userid_p3p      'policyref="/w3c/p3p.xml", CP="CUR ADM OUR NOR STA NID"'; 

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userid

syntax:*userid [on|v1|log||off]*

default:*userid off*

context:*http, server, location*

Enables or disables issuing cookies and logging requested cookies:

• on - enables version 2 cookies and logs them;
• v1 - enables version 1 cookies and logs them;
• log - do not send cookies, but write down incoming cookies to log;
• off - do not send cookies, and don't write them to logs;

userid_domain

syntax:*userid_domain [ name | none ]*

default:*userid_domain none*

context:*http, server, location*

Assigns the domain for cookie. The parameter "none" doesn't issue domain for cookie.

userid_expires

syntax:*userid_expires [ time | max ]*

default:*none*

context:*http, server, location*

Sets the expiration time for the cookie.

The parameter set & send-out browser expiration time for cookie. Value "max" assigns the time on 31 December, 2037, 23:55:55 gmt. This is the maximum time that older browsers understand.

userid_name

syntax:*userid_name name*

default:*userid_name uid*

context:*http, server, location*

Assigns name to cookie.

userid_p3p

syntax:*userid_p3p line*

default:*none*

context:*http, server, location*

Directive assigns value for the header P3P, which will sent together with cookie.

userid_path

syntax:*userid_path path*

default:*userid_path /*

context:*http, server, location*

Sets the cookie path.

userid_service

syntax:*userid_service number*

default:*userid_service address*

context:*http, server, location*

Directive assigns the IP address of the server which gave out cookie. If not set, version 1 cookies set to zero, and for version 2 cookies the IP address of server.

References

Original Documentation