Re: Username/Password with [Protect]
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2000
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 35362
interpreted = N
texte = > > So, as I'm viewing the various pages in the WebCat admin...is > it my browser > > that has cached the username and password, or is it WebCat that > has cached > > the username and password? > your browser. > > > Anyway, I go to some other web site or whatever, and I don't close my > > browser...but I do go back to the WebCat admin pages...and I > have to enter > > my username and password again. Is that the way it's suppose to work? > > That's the way my stuff works. It has always worked that way, with MSIE > > 3,4,etc. and NN too. > > No if you never close your browser you should still have access to the > realm, that is why forcing a timeout is important in some cases. I like it > because there is limited access to my office, so I like to stay logged in > when I am working. Course IE lets me relogin with little effort, > because it > can store the usernames and passwords.So, what could be the reason for this difference? Are there going to be problems resulting from it?I am using MSIE 5, with WebCat3 on WinNT ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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> > So, as I'm viewing the various pages in the WebCat admin...is > it my browser > > that has cached the username and password, or is it WebCat that > has cached > > the username and password? > your browser. > > > Anyway, I go to some other web site or whatever, and I don't close my > > browser...but I do go back to the WebCat admin pages...and I > have to enter > > my username and password again. Is that the way it's suppose to work? > > That's the way my stuff works. It has always worked that way, with MSIE > > 3,4,etc. and NN too. > > No if you never close your browser you should still have access to the > realm, that is why forcing a timeout is important in some cases. I like it > because there is limited access to my office, so I like to stay logged in > when I am working. Course IE lets me relogin with little effort, > because it > can store the usernames and passwords.So, what could be the reason for this difference? Are there going to be problems resulting from it?I am using MSIE 5, with WebCat3 on WinNT ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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