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Subject: Expired SessionID stays when redirected back to login.php
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Package: imp3
Version: 3.1-3
If your session expires you will get sent back to login.php with
Horde2=<sessionid> in the url. If you then try to login again
you will be re-greeted with "Your Mail session has expired"
You are now stuck into a loop. I have customers who will be extremely
confused by this.
Best way to recreate the problem is to:
1) Login to IMP.
2) When you get to your inbox, immediately click on "logout".
When you get sent back to login.php you will get the normal "You have
been logged out" message.
3) Click the back button in your browser.
You will get sent to login.php with the message "Your Mail session
has expired. Please login again." If you try to login you will be
returned to the same screen.
I am assuming this is an upstream problem but i was unable to add
anything to horde's bugzilla.
I am running woody with horde2,imp3,turba,etc from unstable
ii imp3 3.1-3 Web Based Mail Program.
ii horde2 2.1-3 The Horde Web Application Suite
ii turba 1.1-1 A web based contact manager
Bob Black
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From: Ola Lundqvist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: This must have been fixed.
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Hello
I think this bug is fixed. This is a very old version of imp3
and I have not seen this behaviour on later versions. Please
reopen if it still exist.
Regards,
// Ola
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