Stephen,
AAAHHH. I found the Apache change. In the directory where you keep
"SetupSessionCookie" do the following:
Modify SetupSessionCookie by changing the "my
$session_properties;" code by adding "Transaction => 1," at end before
the "else" line. That's what we did.
Kenn
LBN
Stephen Turner,
Well, I'm not an Apache guy, but my understanding is that with IE and
Firefox, the "second sign-in" problem could be resolved by adding the
"transaction" argument to the session parameter for creating a session.
This is what I have:
" > Did you tried adding 'Transactio
At Monday 2/11/2008 01:19 PM, Kenneth Crocker wrote:
>Emmanuel,
>
>
> We resolved that problem by modifying Apache to lock at the
> transaction
>level. That solved the problem for us.
>
>
>Kenn
>LBNL
Kenn - you modified Apache? In what way?
Emmanuel - look in the list archives for Alexa
Emmanuel,
We resolved that problem by modifying Apache to lock at the transaction
level. That solved the problem for us.
Kenn
LBNL
On 2/9/2008 12:06 AM, Emmanuel Lacour wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 08, 2008 at 10:18:50AM -0800, aeternaleto wrote:
>> I am have some difficulties staying logged
On Fri, Feb 08, 2008 at 10:18:50AM -0800, aeternaleto wrote:
>
> I am have some difficulties staying logged in as root with Rt Tracker. I
> have tried googling my problem but can't seem to find a resolution. I am
> running Gentoo and my browser (Firefox) has been set to accept all cookies
>
De
I am have some difficulties staying logged in as root with Rt Tracker. I
have tried googling my problem but can't seem to find a resolution. I am
running Gentoo and my browser (Firefox) has been set to accept all cookies
My Apache conf is below:
ServerName etcetc
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