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junk
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Hi,
I just installed AfterLogic WebMail Lite, and it's working great - apart from one thing.
Sometimes, users are logged out and given a message about "session expired" even though they logged on just recently.
Anyone else seen this? I can try to find a reliable way to reproduce the problem if it's not a known one.
I'm running the ASP.NET version with a MySQL database on Windows Server 2003 x64.
Thanks in advance!
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Igor
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Try switching session-state mode from In-process (InProc) mode to StateServer or SQL Server mode as described here.
Hope this helps!
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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junk
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Thanks, I'll try that. Can I use SQL Server session state mode if I'm using MySQL as database backend?
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Igor
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No, I'm afraid this is for MS SQL only, and this thread refers to SQL Server mode as well.
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junk
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Any reason why InProc wouldn't work? I'm using InProc for other applications on the same server without problems. Just curious.
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Igor
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InProc stores session data in webserver memory used by lots of other processes as well, the smallest collision may cause session data loss. There are multiple situations when you shouldn't use InProc (see "Caution" block on the documentation page referenced previosly). In addition, InProc relies on cookies, and if you set cookieless="true" on sessionState line, that might help resolving the issue with logouts.
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