Re: Forms Authentication doesn't protect specified pages.

From: Steve R. (nevermind5807_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 06/21/04 

Date: 21 Jun 2004 14:52:49 -0700

That was very helpful. Thanks! I finally deleted all the cookies on
the dev system because I couldn't find the specific one, and that
worked. Now that I've changed the persistent cookie property to FALSE,
I expect the problem is gone. Thanks for keeping me focused on the
cookie issue.

Steve

"ranganh" <ranganh@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<899688D3-9924-4F16-8722-B899740C25B4@microsoft.com>...
> Dear Steve,
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> In normal cases, the cookie is stored in the system for 50 years. But I know, we can also specify the duration manually for the cookie to be stored in the system.
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> In your case, did you check logging out? I mean you say, first time, it successfully asks for login and once you log in, after performing all the tasks, did you implement, a mechanism for signing out? I mean, you have any log out button, which will do the FormsAuthentication.Signout() method?
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> This method will delete the cookie and even persistent cookies.
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> If even after you signout, its taking you in automatically, write back, there is some other problem then. we will solve it . dont worry :)
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> hope it helps
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