Rails 3 and encrypted cookies with IE9

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Published on 2012-11-17T22:57:07Z Indexed on 2012/11/17 22:59 UTC
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I am using encrypted cookies to pass data to my rails app. Once these cookies get set, they are being passed just fine to Chrome, Firefox, Safari (iOS and OSX version), etc.

However, the cookie isn't being passed back on Win7/IE9.

I'm using Ruby 1.9 and Rails 3, and using the cookies.permanent.encrypted method of setting the cookie. E.g:

cookies.permanent.encrypted[:some_data] = object.some_data

Any ideas about what's going on?

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