Redirection 302 issue: response.statuscode == 200 with body == undefined

[SebC99]

Hello,

I try to make a request call to this url: "http://eultech.fnac.com/dynclick/fnac/?etf-publisher=GoogleProducts&etf-name=GoogleProducts_photos&etf-prdref=4099627&eseg-name=referentiel_produit&eseg-item=Fnac&eurl=http://www.fnac.com/Nikon-1-J1-Noir-Mat-2-Obj-1-Nikkor-CX-VR-10-30-mm-f-3-5-5-6-30-110-mm-f-3-8-5-6-Etui-1-carte-SDHC-8-Go/a4099627/w-4?oref=00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000&Origin=CMP_GOOGLE_PS_PHOTO" but the result is very annoying, with a 200 statusCode and no body at all.
When I try with a browser or curl or a rest client, I have one 302 redirection, and I have the real page, with the entire body.
What's happening? Is it the url format? is it the redirection?

Thanks for your help

S.

[SebC99]

It seems that adding the option jar:false resolves this. Any idea why?
The cookie management by request is not the standard way used by navigator?

[wclr]

It seems that I have alike problem I request GET from node.js express.js service that does res.redirect('http://some/url') and in request's callback r.statusCode == 200. I'm not sure if its ok, jar:false doesn't change situation for me, body is ok for me.

[umutm]

I had faced the same issue and, yes, jar:false resolves it.

With jar:true, once the cookies are cleaned, the first request should return the response as expected but the second one will be problematic as it also sends the cookies.

Not sure but I believe it is related to the Content-length value being sent with the request with cookies as it is the only variable that changes.

[cyjake]

any update on this?

[mikeal]

cookies are disabled by default now, don't know if that fixes this or not.

[SebC99]

in my case, it does!
thanks