Not getting logged out, whats up?
06-24-2005, 09:27 PM
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Not getting logged out, whats up? I can click on the dialog box "Are you sure you want to log out?" and sometimes it re-directs to 'problem logging out, click here' but it still isn't logging me off the board.
It looks like I'm spending my life here, what the heck is up with the log out function?
It looks like I'm spending my life here, what the heck is up with the log out function?
06-24-2005, 09:44 PM
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Try the stuff I posted in this thread. 
https://ls1tech.com/forums/user-support-resources/302286-i-cant-log-out-my-friend-s-username-wtf.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/user-support-resources/302286-i-cant-log-out-my-friend-s-username-wtf.html
06-25-2005, 09:01 PM
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When you go to the Tools-->Internet Options-->Privacy-->..... page in IE does it say the LS1Tech cookie is allowed or blocked?
Also, when you close the browser after following the instructions above do you just hit the "X" in the upper right corner or go to File-->Exit? File-->Exit is what you need to do if you're just hitting the X.
If you completely delete the cookie from your computer and don't shut the browser down right it will still have you logged in when you come back. IE is crazy like that.
Also, if you're just clearing your cookies from inside the Tools page in IE try going and deleting the actual LS1Tech cookie on your computer because the tools page doesn't do it. The cookie should be in the folder. The path below is using Windows XP and I'm not sure if it's the same on other operating system version of windows.
C-->Documents and Settings-->"Varies but, could be your name"-->Cookies
The "Varies but, ....." folder is the name of the logged in account that you're using on your computer. Most of the time it's your name or whatever you chose for the account name.
Look for any cookie with LS1Tech in the title and delete it there. Make sure your browser is completely exited out of when you do this or if it isn't then completely exit out of it before visiting the site again.
Also, when you close the browser after following the instructions above do you just hit the "X" in the upper right corner or go to File-->Exit? File-->Exit is what you need to do if you're just hitting the X.
If you completely delete the cookie from your computer and don't shut the browser down right it will still have you logged in when you come back. IE is crazy like that.
Also, if you're just clearing your cookies from inside the Tools page in IE try going and deleting the actual LS1Tech cookie on your computer because the tools page doesn't do it. The cookie should be in the folder. The path below is using Windows XP and I'm not sure if it's the same on other operating system version of windows.
C-->Documents and Settings-->"Varies but, could be your name"-->Cookies
The "Varies but, ....." folder is the name of the logged in account that you're using on your computer. Most of the time it's your name or whatever you chose for the account name.
Look for any cookie with LS1Tech in the title and delete it there. Make sure your browser is completely exited out of when you do this or if it isn't then completely exit out of it before visiting the site again.
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06-25-2005, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by XLR8NSS
Also, if you're just clearing your cookies from inside the Tools page in IE try going and deleting the actual LS1Tech cookie on your computer because the tools page doesn't do it. The cookie should be in the folder. The path below is using Windows XP and I'm not sure if it's the same on other operating system version of windows.
Its a PITA but I guess its time...
I wonder if Anonymizer is screwing things up - sometimes it 'grabs' the cookie and won't let go.....just like a six year old.
Edit: Cleared all temp and cookie folder and it worked. Hopefully it will let me log out again after this visit.
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06-26-2005, 01:06 AM
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why you'd have to anonymize your access to 'tech is beyond me. or the internet for that matter. all of your traffic is still being logged by the people who matter.
06-26-2005, 06:05 AM
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Originally Posted by cyphur_traq
why you'd have to anonymize your access to 'tech is beyond me. or the internet for that matter. all of your traffic is still being logged by the people who matter.
As for here I don't use it (no pop ups) but it logs it anyway because I have to allow it for cookies.
