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Gen Goldfish

When you get that error message, theres a link to 're-login' correctly, with safe=0. However, i see your point FOIA about the forum's thing, i'm not certain thats not a cache issue though.. is it still possible to post? /office is the main place that people can change passwords and their info, which is what someone malicious would really be interested in.

Cheers,
Fish

On 2003-04-26 14:07:58, Enigma6811 wrote
>and i think that i got the solution for it too.
>
>As part of user security, i think that you can only be logged in from one location at a time. Thus, if your IP address changed, your location has also "changed". This will be in effect on your machine until the session times out, or if you login with safe session.
>
>This feature is very much the same as most administration features of most sites.
>
>That is all,
>
>Enigma

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login problem - Tr FOIA 2003-04-26 13:25:15
- Okay...i got this problem - Tr Enigma6811 2003-04-26 14:07:58
  - >also - Gen Goldfish 2003-04-27 11:02:33 <
    - RE: also - Tr FOIA 2003-04-27 18:05:19
      - thats very odd - Gen Goldfish 2003-04-28 16:57:42

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Message:	On 2003-04-27 11:02:33, Goldfish wrote >When you get that error message, theres a link to 're-login' correctly, with safe=0. However, i see your point FOIA about the forum's thing, i'm not certain thats not a cache issue though.. is it still possible to post? /office is the main place that people can change passwords and their info, which is what someone malicious would really be interested in. > >Cheers, >Fish > >On 2003-04-26 14:07:58, Enigma6811 wrote >>and i think that i got the solution for it too. >> >>As part of user security, i think that you can only be logged in from one location at a time. Thus, if your IP address changed, your location has also "changed". This will be in effect on your machine until the session times out, or if you login with safe session. >> >>This feature is very much the same as most administration features of most sites. >> >>That is all, >> >>Enigma
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