Re: FOLLOW UP : Forms Authentication Randomly Times Out (Windows 2003)
From: Pete (pete)
Date: 12/11/03
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Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 10:03:15 -0000
Well there goes my theory on the patch.
My site was same, worked flawlessly for months then all of a sudden I get
this issue.
Strangly it is still ok on my XP box so I know it's not code. I still want
ot use the built
in Forms authentication rather than code my own but if Microsoft can't help
out (hint hint)
then I might have to rewite it all.
One other thing I did notice last night was that I could re-establish a
session after closing the browser and re-opening again. I guess this just
shows that the cookie has been persisted correctly and can still
authenticate the user. Unfortunatley I still got a random timeout a few
minutes later......
Another option I was thinking of was moving hosting provider, could be just
a way my host has configured something, but I'm not 100% sure.
I'll let you know if this ever gets sorted, but I'm not holding my breath as
it's been the best part of a month now.
Microsoft please help us........
regards
Pete
-- Cheers Pete XBOX Live Leagues & Tournaments http://www.xboxracing.net/ "Joe Audette" <respondtojoe_audette@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1153501c3bf69$73e059a0$a601280a@phx.gbl... > It doesn't look like we have that patch on our server. > We're not using FrontPage extensions. I'll be interested > to hear if you ever find a fix. I was not able to so I > had to scrap the automatic re-direction to login from the > web.config files and code my own checks and re-direction. > The difference with the login may be because we are using > win2k server, but the problem started suddenly after > running a long time with no problems. Its like the server > loses the session state context intermittently. > I've been trapping errors where references to > Context.User results in a not an instance of an object > error, but then just a fraction of a second later in my > exception handler I'm able to determine who the user is > by Context.User > Weird!!! I wish the Microsoft guys would respond to this > but I guess they won't until it affects more users. > > Best Regards, > > Joe > >-----Original Message----- > >Hi Joe, > > > >Thanks for the reply. I've tested and I don't seem to be > able to resume a > >session again after being redirected back to the logon > page. > > > >I've tried pretty much everything, the only thing could > be........has your > >server got the Microsoft Security patch " Q813380" > >http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=813380 installed? I > seemed to have these > >problems after this patch was applied (can't be 100% > sure though). Although > >it doesn't sound like it should affect anything I guess > anything is > >possible. If you do have this patch could you let me > know and I'll then try > >applying to my XP dev box here to see if the issue can > be replicated. > > > >thanks > > > >Pete > > > > > > > >"Joe Audette" <respondtojoe_audette@yahoo.com> wrote in > message > >news:0fee01c3be76$a9841590$a501280a@phx.gbl... > >> I am having the same apparent problem using framework > 1.1 > >> on win2k server. User's randomly get sent to the login > >> page when they are not logged out. Although they get > sent > >> to the login page they are not really logged out, if > they > >> click a link to the page they were on they get right > back > >> in without logging in again. You might check and see if > >> your situation is the same, that is are they truly > logged > >> out or just directed to the login page. > >> > >> Best Regards, > >> > >> Joe Audette > >> >-----Original Message----- > >> >Hi, > >> >I didn't get any responses from the first post I made > >> about this so I've > >> >done a bit more investigation but I'm still having > >> problems (but only in > >> >Production (Win 2003) not development (XP Pro)). This > >> leads me to think it's > >> >a server config issue rather than code problem. Anyway > >> here's the > >> >problem....hope you can help. > >> > > >> >My logged on users are randomly kicked out of my > secure > >> pages well before > >> >the auth cookie expires. The persist cookie is working > >> as I can see it > >> >stored in the browser cache. Apparently their Forms > >> Authenicated session has > >> >expired however & there seems to be no pattern as to > >> when it expires. > >> > > >> >The standard user "Session" appears to be fine and > lasts > >> for the configured > >> >length in Web.Config. > >> > > >> >Here's what I've tried.... > >> > > >> >Changing the Forms Cookie name & Timeout. > >> >Checking all code (it works exactly as expected on my > XP > >> Pro box) > >> >Asked hosting provider if they broke it (said they > >> didn't) > >> > > >> >Is it possible that a setting in Machine.Config could > be > >> causing me these > >> >issues? If so what section would it be? > >> > > >> >Any ideas at all would be appreciated as I'm really > >> stuck with this and my > >> >users are not so happy. > >> > > >> > > >> >thanks for looking > >> > > >> >Pete > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> >. > >> > > > > > > >. > >
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