Re: Corrupted Settings

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2009.12.14 23:38 Mark T. Dame rašė:
> Paul Lesniewski wrote:
>>>
>>> Unfortunately, telling user's that they must logout is not viable
>>> solution.
>>>  They won't do it consistently.
>>
>> Tell users they must log out (or close the browser).
>
> As I said, telling the users that they must logout is not going to work
> because they won't do it.

SquirrelMail can detect active session, warn user about it and refuse
login until user destroys session.

>>>  Additionally, this problem seems to have
>>> started when we upgrade from 1.4.4 to 1.4.19.  I can't be positive of
>>> that,
>>> but we never received complaints about it until after the upgrade.
>>
>> It's been an "issue" since before that.  The only real solution is
>> non-cookie based sessions.
>
> Is there a way to do cookieless sessions with SM?

If you modify all http redirects and meta urls and change the way
passwords are stored, then yes.

-- 
Tomas



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