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Posted to user@ofbiz.apache.org by toddwoo <la...@hotmail.com> on 2007/04/13 21:41:05 UTC
Simple Question for A very new user
I don't support ofbiz directly, but we have had an "insident" and its all
hands on deck.
I need to know how to track down.... the person(whatever) this is refering
to...
ofbiz.log.24:06 Apr 07 17:21:28[ControlEventListener.java:65 :INFO ]
Creating session: g0nmmcu65i3f.ofbiz2
ofbiz.log.24:06 Apr 07 18:21:50[ControlEventListener.java:103:INFO ]
Destroying session: g0nmmcu65i3f.ofbiz2
Session g0nmmcu65i3f.ofbiz2 .. ??? Not a username.. i'm may be a lowly
network admin.. but I know that. An http session id? something internal?
Ofbiz on redhat linux with jetty. I can find more info if needed..
but as of now i'm the "man" on this issue.
Thanks anyone for any help.
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Re: Simple Question for A very new user
Posted by toddwoo <la...@hotmail.com>.
Excellent thanks.
The problem "seems" to be that there was an order adjustment made right
after the order was made.. Lookes like a CSR or order manager did it, but
can't see who. "one of the jr developers think it was a botched promo. but
he's the jr programmer"
Anyway unix guys have access to that stuff.. just getting them to let me
in..
Thanks.
Todd
David E. Jones-2 wrote:
>
>
> That is a Java session ID, as defined by the Java Servlet
> specification. Usually kept in an HTTPS session or passed with a
> jsessionid parameter or cookie.
>
> So, what is the issue?
>
> -David
>
>
> On Apr 13, 2007, at 1:41 PM, toddwoo wrote:
>
>>
>> I don't support ofbiz directly, but we have had an "insident" and
>> its all
>> hands on deck.
>>
>> I need to know how to track down.... the person(whatever) this is
>> refering
>> to...
>>
>> ofbiz.log.24:06 Apr 07 17:21:28[ControlEventListener.java:65 :INFO ]
>> Creating session: g0nmmcu65i3f.ofbiz2
>> ofbiz.log.24:06 Apr 07 18:21:50[ControlEventListener.java:103:INFO ]
>> Destroying session: g0nmmcu65i3f.ofbiz2
>>
>> Session g0nmmcu65i3f.ofbiz2 .. ??? Not a username.. i'm may be a
>> lowly
>> network admin.. but I know that. An http session id? something
>> internal?
>>
>> Ofbiz on redhat linux with jetty. I can find more info if needed..
>>
>> but as of now i'm the "man" on this issue.
>>
>> Thanks anyone for any help.
>>
>> --
>> View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Simple-Question-
>> for-A-very-new-user-tf3573550.html#a9985350
>> Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
>>
>
>
>
>
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Re: Simple Question for A very new user
Posted by "David E. Jones" <jo...@hotwaxmedia.com>.
That is a Java session ID, as defined by the Java Servlet
specification. Usually kept in an HTTPS session or passed with a
jsessionid parameter or cookie.
So, what is the issue?
-David
On Apr 13, 2007, at 1:41 PM, toddwoo wrote:
>
> I don't support ofbiz directly, but we have had an "insident" and
> its all
> hands on deck.
>
> I need to know how to track down.... the person(whatever) this is
> refering
> to...
>
> ofbiz.log.24:06 Apr 07 17:21:28[ControlEventListener.java:65 :INFO ]
> Creating session: g0nmmcu65i3f.ofbiz2
> ofbiz.log.24:06 Apr 07 18:21:50[ControlEventListener.java:103:INFO ]
> Destroying session: g0nmmcu65i3f.ofbiz2
>
> Session g0nmmcu65i3f.ofbiz2 .. ??? Not a username.. i'm may be a
> lowly
> network admin.. but I know that. An http session id? something
> internal?
>
> Ofbiz on redhat linux with jetty. I can find more info if needed..
>
> but as of now i'm the "man" on this issue.
>
> Thanks anyone for any help.
>
> --
> View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Simple-Question-
> for-A-very-new-user-tf3573550.html#a9985350
> Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
>