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Getting auto-logged out of E2E

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Guru116865 points

Hello

It seems like after a certain amount of inactivity, I get auto-logged out. This seems to have happened after the recent E2E updates. Is this auto-log out the expected behavior now?

Thanks

ki

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  • Mastermind18505 points

    Ki,

    We had the auto-log out set fairly long previously. Will review current setting for this and make necessary fixes (might be set to short).

    Blake


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  • Mastermind9510 points

    It definitely logs me out approximately once/day now, where previously I could remain logged in for many days.  It also used to auto log-in for me when I went to the site, but that went away when NS was integrated to the forum.  I now have to actively go to the log in page to log in.  Once there it will log me in in a few seconds if I do nothing (I've told it to remember me).

    What's really odd now is sometimes even shortly after I've logged in (within 30 minutes) I'll have to log in again.  Most of the time it's closer to a day, but the amount of time it leaves me logged in seems pretty variable now.

  • Mastermind18505 points

    Slandrum,

    Thanks for the feedback. Checking on the current settings re: Ki's message. Once I have an update there and any adjustments past that let us know anything odd you experience so we can look at optimizing.

    Blake


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  • Mastermind18505 points

    Ki & Slandrum,

    Following up - What browsers and versions of are you currently using? Have you made any changes to how your browser handles cookies? Also any specific time(s) you consistently see this happen or has it been at random?

    Blake


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  • Guru116865 points

    I primarily use Firefox. I didn't change any browser settings that I can recall. I never really kept track of when I get logged out. I just know it happens periodically.

    Thanks

    ki

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  • Mastermind9510 points

    I access it from two different computers.  On the desktop computer (my primary access when in the office) I use FireFox v13.0.1.  When working from home, and sometimes at the office the laptop I use has Chrome version 20.0.1132.47m.

    I haven't correlated a particular time of day to the logouts.  It seems to be pretty random.  Yesterday it happened while I was posting a reply in a thread.

    I have not made changes to how my browsers handle cookies.  I get about the same behavior with either browser.  I can also be successfully logged in from both computers at the same time.

  • Guru116865 points

    Ok, up until now, this was not a big deal. But I just lost a massive reply that took me 15 minutes to put together because I got logged out in the middle of a reply. When I hit the reply button, it said I didn't have permissions to post. I did a copy of my reply before hitting refresh but I didn't copy all the message, just the end. So I lost most of my reply and will have to put it back together. The auto-log out is not a big deal but the auto-log out in the middle of a reply is a pain, which I made worse by not copying me reply before refreshing. grrrrrrrrrr

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  • Mastermind18505 points

    Ki,

    Sorry to hear that. I've lost a post as well since this started happening and very frustrating when it does happen. Apologize for the inconvenience this has caused you!

    We are working asap to try and find a solution.


    Blake


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  • Mastermind18505 points

    Slandrum,

    Thanks for the added details. We are working to find a solution asap.

    Blake


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  • Guru116865 points

    Thanks Blake. Sorry to sound all frustrated. Probably a good idea not to post right away after something bad happens. I can really understand some of the CCS rants that people post in the CCS forum :)

    I appreciate you looking into this!

    Thanks

    ki

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  • Mastermind18505 points

    Given the amount of complexity, details and time it often takes to reply on E2E I can relate to how frustrating it must be to lose all that work. Hoping we can get this resolved soon!


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  • Guru140435 points

    Ki-Soo Lee
    I just lost a massive reply that took me 15 minutes to put together because I got logged out in the middle of a reply.

    Since the last large code update, there is a spinner when you post a reply.
    If you get logged-out, you don't get a 'you  have to login' message anymore. Instead, the spinne rwill spin eternally. You may then log-in in a different tab, return to the editor window after login and press the submit button again.. Then the text is properly sent.
    Happened to me many times in the last weeks, but I never lost a post.
    Also, befor ethe update, the server was someties down for maintenance and you got a 'server down' page when you posted something. Of course the text was gone. Now too sthe spinner will spin eternally and you can wait until the server is up agian and hten press the submit button again.

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  • Mastermind18505 points

    Ki & Slandrum,

    We are still reviewing and researching issues in working towards finding a solution for this. Are you experiencing any further log out issues of late or has the frequency in this happening started to decrease?


    Blake


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  • Mastermind18505 points

    Jens,

    Glad you never lost a post! The spinner should process fairly quickly. Has this been getting better or worse for you or staying steady as an issue?

    Blake


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  • Guru116865 points

    Blake Ethridge
    We are still reviewing and researching issues in working towards finding a solution for this. Are you experiencing any further log out issues of late or has the frequency in this happening started to decrease?

    It just happened to me a few minutes ago. I replied to one thread, then I looked at another one for a few minutes and then started my reply. When I hit the button to post, it sat there churning and spinning so I suspected I got logged out. So I opened a new browser tab and went to E2E and noticed that I was signed out. So I logged in. I then went back to the other tab and CTRL-C my post, then refreshed and pasted my contents back and posted successfully.

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