Re: FW: NoCatAuth Renewal isn't quite right.
Steve Platt <[email protected]>
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I am a little confused about how our own NoCatAuth setup is working too! ;-) I'm no longer confident that the renewal process is working properly; some users are finding that they keep getting re-captured. One or two are even reporting that web pages they browse to (in Firefox) are being displayed IN THE LOGIN WINDOW! If that happens I am not surprised if they get disconnected ... but why does it happen? I am also confused about the IdleTimout option, which seems to be set to 300 seconds - how does this interact with the LoginTimeout option? I have LoginTimeout set to 600 and find that renewals are happening every 450 seconds, as advertised in the login window. However, is an IdleTimeout of 300 sensible under these circumstances? Also, in the status page, users often show up with negative values for "minutes left" - does that mean they have timed out already? Anyway, I'll try to answer your question about the pop-up window script. To start with the login window contains :- <meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="450; URL=https://.../cgi-bin/login?pass=.. . Later, I find the window source contains :- <meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="5; URL=http://...:5280/?ticket=... All other references to "450" in the HTML look the same to me, it's just this Content= bit that's changed. I don't know if this helps you Matt? Is it stupid to have an IdleTimeout that's less than the loginTimeout? Steve