Cookie issue in Firefox Android - Loads prior login info

Started by Julius_2000, December 06, 2022, 07:52:52 AM

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Julius_2000

Quote from: shawnb61 on December 07, 2022, 02:19:41 PMNote that file based (non-db based) sessions should work fine.  If not, your host likely needs to address that. 
Thanks, I contaced him, hope he can reset it. Could this be also solved if we reset the whole test forum?

Julius_2000

Alright, the owner was able to reset the dabase driven session.

Still, the FF Android issue remains. I can't immediately log back in with any account after I logged out from another when I use the popup login window. Always have delete cache in order to get it to work. Only when I use the non-java option I can log in but still get the wrong profile data for the account.

Although I love Firefox, it's is just a hot mess with SMF.

Kindred

It is not... whatever problems you are having are almost definitely due to some specific configuration on your device... I can not reproduce your problem using ff, android and smf 2.0.19 or smf 2.1.3
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Quote from: Kindred on December 07, 2022, 05:47:02 PMIt is not... whatever problems you are having are almost definitely due to some specific configuration on your device... I can not reproduce your problem using ff, android and smf 2.0.19 or smf 2.1.3

Hm, this happens across devices. Can only be a config problem with our installation of SMF or something. It's weird. And again, it only happens in Firefox.
I have no issue with that in our old forum running 2.0.19.

Edit:
Observation: It somehow might be correlated with time. I logged out and tried to log in immediately after and, like always, was told "session time out". But after waiting for several minutes, I was able to log back in. Kind of the same phenomenon as with the profile data I described in my intial post.

Kindred

that sounds like a server-side cache --   which has been reported before (not specifically/oly with SMF, but with anything using that sessions and the server cache)


If the server caches the session data and tells your device to use the cache (until a refresh happens) AND you have a long session time set in SMF's admin then yes --  you could possibly "see" the previous session information.
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Thank you for your reply, Kindred!

This is how it's set on our forum:

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Should I uncheck "Allow browsers to go back to cached pages" to solve the issue? Session time seems reasonably long.

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Edit:
Ah, this seems working! Thank you! I'm just wondering why Chrome based browsers did not have the issue while this was checked. Do they igonre this?

Kindred

no....    it's not a problem with the caching inside SMF.  We handle THAT correctly....

It's a problem with SERVER-SIDE caching... like Varnish
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Quote from: Kindred on December 21, 2022, 10:26:52 AMno....    it's not a problem with the caching inside SMF.  We handle THAT correctly....

It's a problem with SERVER-SIDE caching... like Varnish
I'm sorry, I didn't get that. What does that mean? I never had the issue with Chrome or Edge having the option checked.

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