I sometimes get in a weird state where clicking on the Logout link
doesn’t log you out, it rather does the same thing as clicking on
Home. I’m using mason_handler.fcgi.
Has anyone else seen this happen and what did you do to track it down
and correct it? I’m a little bit lost on this one.
Also, I’ve hacked a bit so one can have more than one database on the
same machine. Unfortunately, that only works with the FastCGI
implementation so far. It means a number of changes in the
installation, adds a ‘createapp.sh’ script that adds the application
you wish to have, and splits config.pm into two parts, one for system-
global information and one for per-application information. It works
as well for use with webmux.pl, but only for one application per site.
I’ll send in the patch soon if this seems interesting.
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“RL” == Richard Levitte ← VMS Whacker levitte@stacken.kth.se> writes:
RL> I sometimes get in a weird state where clicking on the Logout link
RL> doesn’t log you out, it rather does the same thing as clicking on
RL> Home. I’m using mason_handler.fcgi.
RL> Has anyone else seen this happen and what did you do to track it down
RL> and correct it? I’m a little bit lost on this one.
This only happens to me when I’m logged in as root to do admin stuff.
When logged in as a normal user, it works as expected.
I’ve never bothered to track it down since I’m rarely in as root and
just quit the browser.
khera> >>>>> “RL” == Richard Levitte ← VMS Whacker levitte@stacken.kth.se> writes:
khera>
khera> RL> I sometimes get in a weird state where clicking on the Logout link
khera> RL> doesn’t log you out, it rather does the same thing as clicking on
khera> RL> Home. I’m using mason_handler.fcgi.
khera>
khera> RL> Has anyone else seen this happen and what did you do to track it down
khera> RL> and correct it? I’m a little bit lost on this one.
khera>
khera> This only happens to me when I’m logged in as root to do admin stuff.
khera> When logged in as a normal user, it works as expected.
I get that with normal users as well. However, I’ve discovered that
this seems to depend on the browser. Everything works fine with
Netscape, but I get the above behavior with Opera.
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I get that with normal users as well. However, I’ve discovered that
this seems to depend on the browser. Everything works fine with
Netscape, but I get the above behavior with Opera.
Is this with 2.0.8? With some earlier revs, we weren’t properly sending a no-cache pragma…
-j
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Opera is displaying the cached page. I had similar problems, a refresh
didn’t help either. I can’t remeber exactly, but I think I changed the
cache prefs to Always check modified documents, instead of after 5 hours or
something like that.
-Josh
jesse>
jesse> > I get that with normal users as well. However, I’ve discovered that
jesse> > this seems to depend on the browser. Everything works fine with
jesse> > Netscape, but I get the above behavior with Opera.
jesse>
jesse>
jesse> Is this with 2.0.8? With some earlier revs, we weren’t properly sending a no-cache pragma…
I’m testing the latest stuff from the CVS repository, main trunk.
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krikke> Opera is displaying the cached page. I had similar problems, a refresh
krikke> didn’t help either. I can’t remeber exactly, but I think I changed the
krikke> cache prefs to Always check modified documents, instead of after 5 hours or
krikke> something like that.
That did it! Thanks a bunch!
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“RL” == Richard Levitte ← VMS Whacker levitte@stacken.kth.se> writes:
khera> This only happens to me when I’m logged in as root to do admin stuff.
khera> When logged in as a normal user, it works as expected.
RL> I get that with normal users as well. However, I’ve discovered that
RL> this seems to depend on the browser. Everything works fine with
RL> Netscape, but I get the above behavior with Opera.
I’m using Opera all the time, so it must be some combination of
things.
“JV” == Jesse Vincent jesse@bestpractical.com writes:
I get that with normal users as well. However, I’ve discovered that
this seems to depend on the browser. Everything works fine with
Netscape, but I get the above behavior with Opera.
JV> Is this with 2.0.8? With some earlier revs, we weren’t properly
JV> sending a no-cache pragma…
It doesn’t have to do with no-cache; a forced reloading the page
would normally cause it to do the right thing. In this case, the
logout doesn’t happen – you can click about and continue working.
If your browser actually hits and loads /NoAuth/Logout.html, your
session should be gone. Can you verify (from http server logs) that
it’s doing this?
If your copy of opera has decided to cache /NoAuth/Logout.html,
say due to the no-cache issue I describe earlier, then the RT server
will never know you clicked Logout and you will not be logged out.On Thu, Nov 08, 2001 at 04:26:40PM -0500, Vivek Khera wrote:
“JV” == Jesse Vincent jesse@bestpractical.com writes:
I get that with normal users as well. However, I’ve discovered that
this seems to depend on the browser. Everything works fine with
Netscape, but I get the above behavior with Opera.
JV> Is this with 2.0.8? With some earlier revs, we weren’t properly
JV> sending a no-cache pragma…
It doesn’t have to do with no-cache; a forced reloading the page
would normally cause it to do the right thing. In this case, the
logout doesn’t happen – you can click about and continue working.
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“JV” == Jesse Vincent jesse@bestpractical.com writes:
JV> If your browser actually hits and loads /NoAuth/Logout.html, your
JV> session should be gone. Can you verify (from http server logs) that
JV> it’s doing this?
JV> If your copy of opera has decided to cache /NoAuth/Logout.html,
JV> say due to the no-cache issue I describe earlier, then the RT server
JV> will never know you clicked Logout and you will not be logged out.
That must be it. When I’m root, I usually last only a few minutes in
RT, and Opera holds the cache for 5 minutes whether you want it to or
not. They really need to fix this issue… grr.