Michael,
Which setting are your referring to?
Security Server Cache Settings
Load Security Server Policy Store Cache at Startup
Use Security Server Policy Store Cache
Refresh Interval (minutes)
Use Security Server Authorization Cache
Refresh Interval (minutes)
ColdFusion Cache Settings
Use ColdFusion Server Cache
Refresh Interval (minutes)
Maximum Entries
Michael Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/03/2001 09:50:51 AM
To: Jeffrey L White/CPA/CSC@CSC
cc:
Subject: RE: Spectra 1.5 - cfa_user and cfa_password
Jeff,
I am not sure about #1
2. I noticed something awhile back. You might help me verify it. Try
bumping up your Authentication refresh in the Advanced security screen. I
was finding that when it refreshed it was wiping out current
authentications.
Thanks.
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Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 9:18 AM
To: Spectra-Talk
Subject: Spectra 1.5 - cfa_user and cfa_password
2 questions concerning Spectra 1.5.
1. What happened to cfa_user and cfa_password that used to be stored as
cookies? I can no longer refer to them in my code and I don't see them in
my debug output in cgi variable HTTP_COOKIE.
2. I notice that after periods of inactivity, I am forced to log back into
my custom Spectra application. Could this be because cfa_user and
cfa_password are stored as session variables and are timing out? My
cfa_secure tag still has storagetype="Cookie".
Thanks for any info,
Jeff White
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