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Posted 2004-07-15, 11:26 AM
When you simply close the window instead of logging out, how long does it take to log off due to inactivity?
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Posted 2004-07-15, 11:30 AM in reply to Medieval Bob's post "Simple Question"
do you have password remember on? if so u'll have to log out manually or it wont log you off for awhile
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Posted 2004-07-15, 11:36 AM in reply to Hades-Knight's post starting "do you have password remember on? if so..."
I think you're logged off on the 31st minute. I'm not positive, though.
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Posted 2004-07-15, 12:31 PM in reply to Demosthenes's post starting "I think you're logged off on the 31st..."
That is correct.
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Posted 2004-07-15, 03:03 PM in reply to Medieval Bob's post "Simple Question"
How long if remember you password is on?
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Posted 2004-07-15, 03:15 PM in reply to MenstrualChunks's post starting "How long if remember you password is on?"
Mjordan said it above or atleast it reads out that way.


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Posted 2004-07-15, 03:16 PM in reply to MenstrualChunks's post starting "How long if remember you password is on?"
I'm using the password memory, every time I visit the site I'm already logged in. Every time I exit, it logs me out right away I think.
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Posted 2004-07-15, 03:18 PM in reply to Slim's post starting "I'm using the password memory, every..."
No im pretty sure its not il the 31st minute like stated above. Your cookies and such leave you logged in since they are always like there/on. So the site we can say 'removes them' or "overrides them" after 31 minutes.


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Posted 2004-07-15, 04:26 PM in reply to Tyrannicide's post starting "No im pretty sure its not il the 31st..."
The site never overrides your cookies. It simply sees that you've been idle for so long that it says you're no longer online.

All the cookies do is tell the server who you are when you come back. It automatically logs you on.
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Posted 2004-07-15, 06:56 PM in reply to WetWired's post starting "That is correct."
That's some long ass timeout
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Posted 2004-07-16, 01:25 AM in reply to Randuin's post starting "That's some long ass timeout"
Well, it's used for setting new threads. At times, I have exceeded this timeout while reading the material and references on one page of a thread (though this is increasingly a rarity...). This, of course, led to me losing my place in the balance of the new threads.
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