Re: Authentication Framework and session timeout

2004-01-15 Thread Joerg Heinicke
On 15.01.2004 16:58, Chris Wilder-Smith wrote: Joerg, I;ve got it working now. It turns out that the redirections just needed to have cocoon:// in front of them so that they wouldn't appear to belong in the protected sitemap. Thanks for your help diagnosing things. Just FYI: With cocoon:// you do

Re: Authentication Framework and session timeout

2004-01-15 Thread Chris Wilder-Smith
Joerg, I;ve got it working now. It turns out that the redirections just needed to have cocoon:// in front of them so that they wouldn't appear to belong in the protected sitemap. Thanks for your help diagnosing things. Chris On Wed, 2004-01-14 at 19:02, Joerg Heinicke wrote: > 'Redirection li

Re: Authentication Framework and session timeout

2004-01-14 Thread Joerg Heinicke
'Redirection limit for this URL exceeded' means that you have a cycle in your sitemap. This can happen if you do a redirect to a page that is hit by the same matcher again and is redirected and redirected and redirected and ... If you have a look into the sitemap you should be able to see which

Authentication Framework and session timeout

2004-01-14 Thread Chris Wilder-Smith
Hi, We're using the cocoon authentication framework for a project. When you log in directly everything works fine. I expected that after a server restart or a session timeout that you'd get bumped to the login page automatically if you hit a 'next page' or typed a URL into the middle of the site