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Jeremiah Pehlasery commented on DS-943:
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I can also get it to login now by using tomcat 6 instead of 7. (I used tomcat 6
on the first, very old, server) However now I'm getting the logout cache
problem that is the #1 issue. I think this can be closed now. I'm wondering
though how this relates to that problem with the caching? And is dspace
'supposed' to work under tomcat 7?
> Login cache problem, login does not stick.
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> Key: DS-943
> URL: https://jira.duraspace.org/browse/DS-943
> Project: DSpace
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: XMLUI
> Affects Versions: 1.7.1, 1.7.2
> Environment: Redhat Enterprise Linux, Linux Mint
> Reporter: Jeremiah Pehlasery
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> From mostly any page, when I try to login I am taken to the login page, I
> enter my credentials, login and when the next page loads, I again have the
> option to login. i can continously click the login link login and repeat
> forever. The only difference will be if I try to access restricted content, I
> will login and be shown the content and the various context menus will update
> to actually show I'm logged in (giving the option to log out).
> I have tried editing the sitemap.xmap file of various xmlui themes to try and
> disable caching but no luck. I've also tried editing cache settings in
> dspace.cfg, but I don't think there's anything in there that pertains to this
> kind of caching. Changing it anyways, didn't prove fruitful.
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