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Dan Parchman	Tuesday 07 December 2010 9:50:41 am This is probably an IE8 setting problem - not an eZ Publish problem -- but hear me out. I have created a user-only site for our company, which requires member login to browse. This is working very well, having been tested on many computers, operating systems, browsers, etc. EXCEPT: on the company CEO's computer (of course), running Windows XP, using IE8. After logging in to the site upon every page change he is required to log in again. I have: set IE8 security settings to Default set IE8 privacy settings to Default set IE8 Compatibility View to Off Cleared IE8's temporary Internet files Examined all of the Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced settings for restrictive setup And still the problem persists. If anyone is aware of what might be causing this (within IE8 or otherwise) I would like to hear from you. Thanks in advance! Dan Parchman Juniper Systems, Inc. http://www.junipersys.com Regards, Dan Parchman Juniper Systems, Inc.
Gaetano Giunta	Tuesday 07 December 2010 12:08:54 pm Use the fiddler tool from microsoft (or any other network sniffer) to check the session cookies that are sent from eZP to the browser. In a similar situation, eZ was found to send different session cookies that confused IE - but not other browsers. The solution was altering eZP settings so that it used a different session cookie for every siteaccess. Principal Consultant International Business Member of the Community Project Board

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Dan Parchman

Tuesday 07 December 2010 9:50:41 am

This is probably an IE8 setting problem - not an eZ Publish problem -- but hear me out.

I have created a user-only site for our company, which requires member login to browse. This is working very well, having been tested on many computers, operating systems, browsers, etc.

EXCEPT: on the company CEO's computer (of course), running Windows XP, using IE8. After logging in to the site upon every page change he is required to log in again. I have:

set IE8 security settings to Default
set IE8 privacy settings to Default
set IE8 Compatibility View to Off
Cleared IE8's temporary Internet files
Examined all of the Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced settings for restrictive setup

And still the problem persists.

If anyone is aware of what might be causing this (within IE8 or otherwise) I would like to hear from you.

Thanks in advance!

Dan Parchman
Juniper Systems, Inc.

http://www.junipersys.com

Regards,
Dan Parchman
Juniper Systems, Inc.

Gaetano Giunta

Tuesday 07 December 2010 12:08:54 pm

Use the fiddler tool from microsoft (or any other network sniffer) to check the session cookies that are sent from eZP to the browser. In a similar situation, eZ was found to send different session cookies that confused IE - but not other browsers. The solution was altering eZP settings so that it used a different session cookie for every siteaccess.

Principal Consultant International Business
Member of the Community Project Board