Has anyone found that they are shown as being logged in when they are not? It was happening just a moment ago to me before I logged in to write this message. My name was there and all I was doing was reading. Bizarre.
Being shown as logged in when not, erm, logged in
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Originally posted by Lateralthinking1 View PostHas anyone found that they are shown as being logged in when they are not? It was happening just a moment ago to me before I logged in to write this message. My name was there and all I was doing was reading. Bizarre.
But, no, I haven't noticed that. Do you physically log out each time you leave the forum?
PS Your little green light isn't on atm and you're not listed as logged in, if that's any help.It isn't given us to know those rare moments when people are wide open and the lightest touch can wither or heal. A moment too late and we can never reach them any more in this world.
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Anna
I don't log out but I go away to another site and when I come back, well, sometimes I am still logged in and sometimes although I can still read new messages, when I go to reply it says I am logged out. I think there is some time delay and that without activity your log in lapses. It's not a major problem.
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Don Petter
Originally posted by Anna View PostI don't log out but I go away to another site and when I come back, well, sometimes I am still logged in and sometimes although I can still read new messages, when I go to reply it says I am logged out. I think there is some time delay and that without activity your log in lapses. It's not a major problem.
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Anna
No Don, I get logged out in a matter of around 3 hours or less. It's probably all to do with cookies.
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Paul Sherratt
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Don Petter
Originally posted by Anna View PostNo Don, I get logged out in a matter of around 3 hours or less. It's probably all to do with cookies.
Maybe I'm thinking of the wrong scenario. When I do have the forum open, it's probably never more than an hour or so without me looking at the What's New, so it's not 'unattended' for very long. Could that still fit with your experience?
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