Jean, So I went to another computer of mine and tried both FireFox and Safari (sorry, no Windows systems here!) and neither worked properly. On my workstation, FireFox does not work, and in further testing, I noticed that Safari did not actually work every time. So I tried a little troubleshooting ...
I changed my password and stayed in the “Preferences” screen for a little while before clicking out. If I stay for a little while without clicking, it seems to work! If I close out almost immediately after and try doing other things, I get an error message something like "object not found: lpeter...@myemaildomain.com => Mail => 0 => compose”. I do have “SOGoCacheCleanupInterval” set to 10, if that makes any difference. Attached is the SOGo debug log when it does not work and the SOGo debug log when it does. I honestly don’t know the difference of what we’re looking at there. Maybe I can try and get some better-looking logs for you, just let me know how. Also, the latency and connection between all of the servers is great (<0.3ms average) … Thanks again Jean. ~Laz -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
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On Nov 20, 2013, at 2:14 PM, Jean Raby <jr...@inverse.ca> wrote: > On 13-11-20 4:16 PM, Laz C. Peterson wrote: >> Can someone please fill me in on the expected behavior of SOGo after the >> user changes their password through preferences? >> >> My users, who can change their passwords just fine through the preferences, >> get stuck in SOGo after changing the password. It appears as if they are >> still logged in, but if they go to write a new message or click on a >> different feature (such as Calendar), they are presented with a login box. >> (At this point, they can log in fine using their new password.) >> >> I want to confirm that this is by design, or if there is something I need to >> look into. It seems that either the user should not have to relog in at >> all, or that the user should immediately be logged off and presented with a >> new login screen. > Can you explain or post your sogo configuration? > Anything relevant in the logs? > > I just tested this with sogo using openldap as its auth backend and it works > as designed. That is: when I change my password, I can still use sogo > without having to log back in. > >> >> Thanks for any help. >> ~Laz-- > > > -- > users@sogo.nu > https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
