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Logout should be a POST request (at least make it configurable)

Open slominskir opened this issue 10 years ago • 4 comments

There are some good arguments for making logout requests use the POST method. See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3521290/logout-get-or-post

slominskir avatar Jan 02 '14 19:01 slominskir

Making the keepAliveUrl method configurable would be nice too. The current method, POST for keepAlive is counter-intuitive since this request is supposed to be innocuous.

slominskir avatar Jan 02 '14 19:01 slominskir

+1, any chance this is coming soon?

benkiefer avatar Aug 20 '14 12:08 benkiefer

One more request while we're talking about adding post support...

Can we get the option to submit the post with additional request parameters? I'm using Spring Security w/ CSRF protection and need to send the csrf nonce with the logout post.

benkiefer avatar Aug 20 '14 12:08 benkiefer

Support for submitting a POST when session times out is actually required by the Spring Security CSFR code. Do you think that POST support could be implemented anytime soon?

rubensgomes avatar Dec 01 '15 02:12 rubensgomes