I've seen lots of discussion on the cflogin issues, but I haven't seen a resolution. Sounds like the same problem I'm having. It doesn't look like cflogout is clearing the old session. Login works fine on initial call - I'm authenticating against our LDAP server, then using cflogin and cfloginuser.
I'm setting up session variables and setting my roles. I then logout. When I log back in, I get the same session variables and the same roles, even if things have changed. To further experiment, I used a StructClear(session) to get rid of all my session variables on logout. When I log back in, I get
no session variables at all - they're built within cflogin. The cflogin tag is not executing - I can't get any code within that space to run unless I have recycled the MX server. I can't get it to output anything to browser. So I have to conclude that cflogout is not ending my session correctly.

I have tried both cookies and session management to manage the user credentials - same problem. I'm running MX 6.1, (the developer edition,) on Windows 2000 SP3.

Any thoughts or experiences would be most welcome. I can always write my own set of tags to do this, but what a waste of time when this new security framework is one of the 'big' features of MX.

Rick Waugh
IT Auditor
Risk Management, TELUS Finance
19-3777 Kingsway, Burnaby, BC, Canada, V5H 3Z7
Phone: (604) 432-2505
Cell:     (604) 817-7648


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