Thank you
Mohan.
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Anderson
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 1:57 PM
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Subject: Re: [Zope] LoginManager - logging out
Mohan Baro wrote:
Its just not working for me.
I am
Inspired by Jim Washington's recent post re 'Anonymous user', I was
reminded of a previous post in which someone suggested
http://garbage:x@yourSite would also clear the browser's credential.
Much faster and works in IE and Konqueror, but not Navigator or lynx. Very
easy to test, too.
first,
Up to this point, I've been talking about mechanisms for you, personally,
to log out to switch between developer and user roles for testing.
Clearly, these mechanisms aren't appropriate for the users of your site.
I think LoginManager isn't the only choice, but I can't say, off hand,
what the
: [Zope] LoginManager - logging out
Inspired by Jim Washington's recent post re 'Anonymous user', I was
reminded of a previous post in which someone suggested
http://garbage:x@yourSite would also clear the browser's credential.
Much faster and works in IE and Konqueror, but not Navigator
reminded of a previous post in which someone suggested
http://garbage:x@yourSite would also clear the browser's credential.
Much faster and works in IE and Konqueror, but not Navigator or lynx. Very
easy to test, too.
Its just not working for me.
I am going to try LoginManager +
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Oliver Bleutgen
Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 1:01 PM
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Subject: RE: [Zope] LoginManager - logging out
reminded of a previous post in which someone suggested
http://garbage:x@yourSite would also clear the browser's credential.
M
Thanks for the tips:
1)the logout method work with shift+reload in IE (how would clear cached
pages from zope?)
2)the dtml-raise type="Unauthorized" method does not allow me to log
back
in even when I try a redirect to a different page.
I am wondering if something is set incorrectly on my
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Welch
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 11:06 AM
To: Mohan Baro
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Subject: RE: [Zope] LoginManager - logging out
this is my logout DTML method
dtml-raise type="Unauthorized"
Logout!!
/dtml-raise
On Mon, 18
Mohan Baro wrote:
Thanks,
I have tried it.
dtml-raise type="Unauthorized"
Logout!!
/dtml-raise
I guess it logs me out. But it also gives me a login dialog box it does
not accept any of the account. So I cannot log back in! Why?
I'm not sure WHY it won't accept your username
On Tue, 19 Dec 2000, Tim Cook wrote:
Mohan Baro wrote:
Thanks,
I have tried it.
dtml-raise type="Unauthorized"
Logout!!
/dtml-raise
I guess it logs me out. But it also gives me a login dialog box it does
not accept any of the account. So I cannot log back in! Why?
authentication and that the browser caches the credential. This means
unless you shut down your browser, whatever you do, you are back to
square one.
Besides shutting down your browser, you trash its credential. Create a
simple DTML method that raises the 'Unauthorized' exception. Direct your
Where can I get more information on the following methods ( i.e which zope
documentation)
1) authenticate() as in dtml-call "AUTHENTICATED_USER.authenticate()"
2) logout()
Mohan
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this is my logout DTML method
dtml-raise type="Unauthorized"
Logout!!
/dtml-raise
On Mon, 18 Dec 2000, Mohan Baro wrote:
Can you please give an example of this code or method?
Mohan.
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No, you are right. It does not work. It is because LM's default login
method is Basic. Basic logout does not work because of Basic
authentication and that the browser caches the credential. This means
unless you shut down your browser, whatever you do, you are back to
square one.
The remedy is
On Sun, 17 Dec 2000, Chalu Kim wrote:
No, you are right. It does not work. It is because LM's default login
method is Basic. Basic logout does not work because of Basic
authentication and that the browser caches the credential. This means
unless you shut down your browser, whatever you do,
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