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hughc 09-26-2017 10:03 AM

automatically logged off
 
What can I do to prevent myself from being logged off when I am typing a rather long post?

It appears I am being logged off automatically as the site senses that I am inactive?

Thx
hughc

steely 09-26-2017 12:02 PM

I wonder if it'd be device specific? I don't think it is the site. I'm using a desktop/win10 and never seemed to get bumped.

hughc 09-26-2017 12:46 PM

Well if it is a device problem (I'm using a laptop) I have no idea how to correct it.

steely 09-26-2017 01:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hughc (Post 9752351)
Well if it is a device problem (I'm using a laptop) I have no idea how to correct it.

understood, just trying to help you narrow it down.

It doesn't appear to be a configurable item in your PP acct/user control panel.
What type of laptop, OS, and browser? Saw something abt Firefox, that setting FF to never remembering history could do this. I dunno much abt Apple/safari.
How's your service provider?

Maybe check with the Pelican folks to see if they have any hints or check back.

(psst, mention a P-car tech issue and maybe the mods will let this stay here ;-)

Damon in STL 09-26-2017 01:43 PM

It is the site software Pelican uses. I've searched before to see if there was a setting to increase the time.....to no avail. It is a real PIA to me when I find a good thread, get called away for whatever reason and come back to find I've been timed out. Any unread posts on the next click then change to show they have already been read.... :( :(

steely 09-26-2017 02:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Damon in STL (Post 9752443)
It is the site software Pelican uses.

If this were true, I'd be getting kicked off too - and it ain't happening.
My money is on the browser (settings) or connection.
Besides, PP would have nothing to gain by chucking folks off.

Damon in STL 09-26-2017 02:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steely (Post 9752474)
If this were true, I'd be getting kicked off too - and it ain't happening.
My money is on the browser (settings) or connection.
Besides, PP would have nothing to gain by chucking folks off.

....maybe. But, it happens on all of my devices if left idle for 30 minutes or so.

Dmitry at Pelican Parts 09-26-2017 03:51 PM

We do not have any settings that would auto log you off if you've been away for an extended period of time. I checked the user settings for myself and hughc and they're identical.

Jeff NJ 09-26-2017 07:05 PM

I am never, ever logged off of Pelican unless I click Log Off. iIt has never happened and the browser has been left open for literally days when I have gone away for the weekend and forgotten to close the browser. It certainly is not a pelican site setting.

Check to see if you have disabled cookies in the browser you use. If so, enable them, reboot and see what happens.

If you use IE, try chrome and see what happens.

timmy2 09-26-2017 09:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeff NJ (Post 9752844)
I am never, ever logged off of Pelican unless I click Log Off. iIt has never happened and the browser has been left open for literally days when I have gone away for the weekend and forgotten to close the browser. It certainly is not a pelican site setting.

Check to see if you have disabled cookies in the browser you use. If so, enable them, reboot and see what happens.

If you use IE, try chrome and see what happens.

Ditto on leaving it on for days at a time in the garage laptop if called away by something.

Quicksilver 09-27-2017 12:52 AM

You have a couple different things being discussed here.
- Having an active continuous session composing/editing a post.
- Being logged into the site.

As to editing: I've had posts sit for hours while I've left while composing them. It isn't happening server side unless you are on when the system backs up (Somewhere around 2 - 3 am Pacific).

Wayne would know if there was any log out 'feature' as he has programmed almost all of the site personally.

I would suggest listing the browser you are working with to see if that shows some correlation. (I run Firefox with No-Script on PC and Chrome on Android)

hughc 09-27-2017 02:24 AM

Since I'm rather weak in the way lap tops are set up I guess I'll have to see a professional to determine if the problem I'm having is with my unit.
Thank you all for your replies.

Damon in STL 09-27-2017 03:23 AM

Very strange....I get logged off at home, at work, and on the road. All are different computers. Some wifi some hard wired.

sixbanger 09-27-2017 03:36 AM

I've also had this Happen.Hasn't done it in a while.

Dr J 09-27-2017 04:36 AM

There have been times when I have taken some time to write a post, though less than 10 minutes and got logged off. I made it a habit that once I finish and before I click the post button I copy it then if I got bumped off the aggravation is minimal.

fizeus 09-27-2017 05:09 AM

Check your cookies settings... Your browser has to accept all cookies from pelican forum.
This happens if your browser do not store correctly the cookies and then your login informations will be lost

porschenut 09-27-2017 08:35 AM

Compose your message in Word or Notepad, and when you're ready to post, copy and paste the text into the Pelican message box and post it.


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