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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by "Joe D. Williams" <jo...@mindspring.com> on 2004/05/09 14:53:32 UTC
Asking again: Portal framework login issue
I succeeded in changing the authentication resource for the 2.1.4 portal
framework to use a table in a MySQL database.
However, another problem appeared. I log in as "guest" and then log out.
Then, I log in as "cocoon" (admin) and get the admin screen (just using the
demo content for now), then log out.
Here is the problem: If I now log in as "guest" (non-admin) again, I get the
admin screen (content).
Repeated logins eventually result in the message: "You are already logged
in. Please log out first or use your current login."
In hopes of getting a clue what is causing this, I built a Cocoon 2.1.5
instance (because I wanted to see Bertrand's "Supersonic block" if I was
going to the trouble of building again) and tried the portal framework demo.
Same issue.
First, what is causing this? Second, what to do about it?
TIA
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Re: Asking again: Portal framework login issue
Posted by Joerg Heinicke <jo...@gmx.de>.
You might report this on the dev list.
Joerg
On 09.05.2004 14:53, Joe D. Williams wrote:
> I succeeded in changing the authentication resource for the 2.1.4 portal
> framework to use a table in a MySQL database.
>
> However, another problem appeared. I log in as "guest" and then log out.
>
> Then, I log in as "cocoon" (admin) and get the admin screen (just using the
> demo content for now), then log out.
>
> Here is the problem: If I now log in as "guest" (non-admin) again, I get the
> admin screen (content).
>
> Repeated logins eventually result in the message: "You are already logged
> in. Please log out first or use your current login."
>
> In hopes of getting a clue what is causing this, I built a Cocoon 2.1.5
> instance (because I wanted to see Bertrand's "Supersonic block" if I was
> going to the trouble of building again) and tried the portal framework demo.
>
> Same issue.
>
> First, what is causing this? Second, what to do about it?
>
> TIA
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Re: [Heads-Up] List Etiquette & Return Recipts (Was: Re: Asking again
Portal framework login issue)
Posted by Geoff Howard <co...@leverageweb.com>.
Sylvain Wallez wrote:
> Tony Collen wrote:
>
>> This is a just general FYI for anyone who posts to the user and -dev
>> lists:
>>
>> *Please un-set the option which causes your mail client to request a
>> return receipt!*
...
> A good way to "invite" people to disable this option is for everybody to
> send the return receipt. I'm sure receiving several hundreds of
> confirmations will make them run to their mailer preferences to disable
> the feature ;-)
As this is controlled by the Disposition-Notification-To header (IIUC) can ezmlm
be configured to strip this off all messages before relaying to the list? I
hate these things too, but know that some people use them for most business
communication and probably can't pick settings per-email.
Geoff
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Re: [Heads-Up] List Etiquette & Return Recipts (Was: Re: Asking
againPortal framework login issue)
Posted by Antonio Gallardo <ag...@agssa.net>.
Sylvain Wallez dijo:
> Tony Collen wrote:
>
>> This is a just general FYI for anyone who posts to the user and -dev
>> lists:
>>
>> *Please un-set the option which causes your mail client to request a
>> return receipt!*
>>
>> Return receipts are generally not useful, especially when the message
>> you are sending likely gets read by thousands of people.
>>
>> Additionally, they usually cause the recipient's mail client to open a
>> dialogue box asking whether they want to send a return receipt.
>> Highly annoying!!
>>
>> Thanks for your time,
>>
>> Tony, hoping he did not sound too angry
>
>
> No problem Tony!
>
> A good way to "invite" people to disable this option is for everybody to
> send the return receipt. I'm sure receiving several hundreds of
> confirmations will make them run to their mailer preferences to disable
> the feature ;-)
We can add this info here:
http://cocoon.apache.org/community/mail-lists.html
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo
Re: [Heads-Up] List Etiquette & Return Recipts (Was: Re: Asking again
Portal framework login issue)
Posted by Sylvain Wallez <sy...@apache.org>.
Tony Collen wrote:
> This is a just general FYI for anyone who posts to the user and -dev
> lists:
>
> *Please un-set the option which causes your mail client to request a
> return receipt!*
>
> Return receipts are generally not useful, especially when the message
> you are sending likely gets read by thousands of people.
>
> Additionally, they usually cause the recipient's mail client to open a
> dialogue box asking whether they want to send a return receipt.
> Highly annoying!!
>
> Thanks for your time,
>
> Tony, hoping he did not sound too angry
No problem Tony!
A good way to "invite" people to disable this option is for everybody to
send the return receipt. I'm sure receiving several hundreds of
confirmations will make them run to their mailer preferences to disable
the feature ;-)
Sylvain
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Re: [Heads-Up] List Etiquette & Return Recipts (Was: Re: Asking again
Portal framework login issue)
Posted by Sylvain Wallez <sy...@apache.org>.
Tony Collen wrote:
> This is a just general FYI for anyone who posts to the user and -dev
> lists:
>
> *Please un-set the option which causes your mail client to request a
> return receipt!*
>
> Return receipts are generally not useful, especially when the message
> you are sending likely gets read by thousands of people.
>
> Additionally, they usually cause the recipient's mail client to open a
> dialogue box asking whether they want to send a return receipt.
> Highly annoying!!
>
> Thanks for your time,
>
> Tony, hoping he did not sound too angry
No problem Tony!
A good way to "invite" people to disable this option is for everybody to
send the return receipt. I'm sure receiving several hundreds of
confirmations will make them run to their mailer preferences to disable
the feature ;-)
Sylvain
--
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http://www.apache.org/~sylvain http://www.anyware-tech.com
{ XML, Java, Cocoon, OpenSource }*{ Training, Consulting, Projects }
[Heads-Up] List Etiquette & Return Recipts (Was: Re: Asking again
Portal framework login issue)
Posted by Tony Collen <co...@umn.edu>.
This is a just general FYI for anyone who posts to the user and -dev lists:
*Please un-set the option which causes your mail client to request a
return receipt!*
Return receipts are generally not useful, especially when the message
you are sending likely gets read by thousands of people.
Additionally, they usually cause the recipient's mail client to open a
dialogue box asking whether they want to send a return receipt. Highly
annoying!!
Thanks for your time,
Tony, hoping he did not sound too angry
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[Heads-Up] List Etiquette & Return Recipts (Was: Re: Asking again
Portal framework login issue)
Posted by Tony Collen <co...@umn.edu>.
This is a just general FYI for anyone who posts to the user and -dev lists:
*Please un-set the option which causes your mail client to request a
return receipt!*
Return receipts are generally not useful, especially when the message
you are sending likely gets read by thousands of people.
Additionally, they usually cause the recipient's mail client to open a
dialogue box asking whether they want to send a return receipt. Highly
annoying!!
Thanks for your time,
Tony, hoping he did not sound too angry
RE: Asking again Portal framework login issue
Posted by Isidro Vila Verde <jv...@serprest.pt>.
-> -----Mensagem original-----
-> De: Joe D. Williams [mailto:joe_d_williams@mindspring.com]
-> Enviada: domingo, 9 de Maio de 2004 13:54
-> Para: users@cocoon.apache.org
-> Assunto: Asking again Portal framework login issue
->
-> I succeeded in changing the authentication resource for the
-> 2.1.4 portal framework to use a table in a MySQL database.
->
-> However, another problem appeared. I log in as "guest" and
-> then log out.
->
-> Then, I log in as "cocoon" (admin) and get the admin screen
-> (just using the demo content for now), then log out.
->
-> Here is the problem: If I now log in as "guest" (non-admin)
-> again, I get the admin screen (content).
->
-> Repeated logins eventually result in the message: "You are
-> already logged in. Please log out first or use your current login."
->
-> In hopes of getting a clue what is causing this, I built a
-> Cocoon 2.1.5 instance (because I wanted to see Bertrand's
-> "Supersonic block" if I was going to the trouble of building
-> again) and tried the portal framework demo.
I got the same problem with coccon 2.1.5 in examples provided
(http://10.1.1.2:8080/cocoon/samples/blocks/portal-fw/sunspotdemoportal).
If I repeat the sequence login logout, after 3 ou 4 times, it give me that
that message too.
Isidro
Isidro Vila Verde
email:jvv@serprest.pt
web: http://serprest.pt/
tel: 223743701
tel: 969103006
->
-> Same issue.
->
-> First, what is causing this? Second, what to do about it?
->
-> TIA
->
->
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