in our case it was. client had a console page with secure/un-secure bits mixed
together it was throwing off users w/IE7 after the hotfix was applied. while
they work out what is actually wrong, adding that JVM argument fixed that
issue.
Cool, I'll see if my host can apply this, or I do have
in our case it was. client had a console page with secure/un-secure
bits mixed
together it was throwing off users w/IE7 after the hotfix was
applied. while
they work out what is actually wrong, adding that JVM argument
fixed that issue.
Cool, I'll see if my host can apply this,
Drat, my host says they haven't applied that hot fix yet, so I assume
that means adding the JVM argument isn't likely to fix anything, if
the hot fix is what causes the issue. I think my next step is to test
on the CF7 box and see if we see the same behavior there.
Okay, things work fine
I'm having a really frustrating issue with an application and cannot figure out
where the problem is. The client is getting randomly logged out of the system,
basically the session is getting reset. So far, not all that unusual, I've
certainly seen this kind of issue before. But the weird
Mary Jo,
Check the CF Administrator under memory variables and see what the MAX timeout
is for Application Session. Also, check the value on your CFAPPLICATION tag.
Make sure you didn't change the session timeout there to something smaller than
what you wanted.
Drew Nathanson
Technical
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From: Drew Nathanson [mailto:d...@technicalsynergy.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2011 7:01 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Losing Sessions
Mary Jo,
Check the CF Administrator under memory variables and see what the MAX
timeout is for Application Session. Also, check the value on your
CFAPPLICATION
Check the CF Administrator under memory variables and see what the MAX
timeout is for Application Session. Also, check the value on your
CFAPPLICATION tag. Make sure you didn't change the session timeout
there to something smaller than what you wanted.
No, those are all fine. And if
If that checks out, I'd try to track their session through the web logs. We
recently had the same issue with randomly expiring sessions. It turned out
that the client had a proxy that was changing their IP every minute or so;
that, combined with or custom anti-session hijacking checks, was the
On 9/03/2011 14:21, Mary Jo Sminkey wrote:
It's the failure of the CFID/CFTOKEN to change that's particularly confusing
to me, since any other time when I've seen these kinds of issues and the
session is being lost, they'll change on every request. Although I realized
today I was only
How about dropping a cflog tag with some useful info into
OnSessionStart
to see if the sessions is actually restarting or not?
Hhm, currently it uses application.cfm so that isn't available, I'd have to
look at how easy it would be to switch it if this really becomes necessary to
debug
shot in the dark, but just had issues w/some IE7 browsers (not FF, chrome,
etc.)
losing sessions after applying latest hotfix which seems related to this:
* A JVM property was added in case you want to completely switch off the fix
for the Session Fixation issue ( Bug 86378) which prior
Separate domains?
www.domain.com vs domain.com ?
I've been caught by that before, and as far as cookies go, they see them as
totally separate.
Mark
Sent from my mobile device.
On 09/03/2011 2:55 PM, Mary Jo Sminkey mary...@cfwebstore.com wrote:
How about dropping a cflog tag with some
Separate domains?
www.domain.com vs domain.com ?
I've been caught by that before, and as far as cookies go, they see them as
totally separate.
No, no changes in the domain. Also not using SSL. I can reload the same page
and get the session to drop (just takes a few tries sometimes).
MJS
shot in the dark, but just had issues w/some IE7 browsers (not FF, chrome,
etc.)
losing sessions after applying latest hotfix which seems related to this:
* A JVM property was added in case you want to completely switch off the fix
for the Session Fixation issue ( Bug 86378) which prior
On 3/9/2011 12:51 PM, Mary Jo Sminkey wrote:
Well this definitely seems to be more in the ballpark! I'm not entirely sure
I understand this note though, why would you want to switch off the fix? Is
the fix itself the cause of the session loses?
in our case it was. client had a console page
that page kicks you out. All links are cfmx
templates in same server and directory.
Also
(1) We have enabled session management in Application.cfm
(2) We have given ample time in CFMX admin for session timeout.
Have you come across this issue of losing sessions. Any ideas how to
retain session
(SBCSI) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 12:47 P
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Losing Sessions Variable
Experts,
I am reposting this question. Please bear with me.
Application.cfm isfollows
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cfparam name=Session.LogState default=OUT
cfif IsDefined(url.uCmpyID)
cfinclude
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