Logout API changed?

Report · Aug 19, 2019

Has something changed with the logout API?

I used http://mycompanyname.adobeconnect.com/api/xml?action=logout to logout users. That worked fine. Today I saw that it stopped working. Has this something to do with the update to v10?

Report · Aug 19, 2019

Nothing has changed that we can find. Some servers were upgraded to 10.5 last night, so maybe that had something to do with it. We've tested 10.2 and 10.5 and have found no issues. Can you please try again?

Report · Aug 19, 2019

Hi Thomas,

I tried again, it still does not work. It seems that whatever I do, I can't logout.

Even if I open up Adobe Connect central (where I can view and edit my rooms), and click on the signout button on the top right corner of the screen - I am forwarded to the login-page. So technically I should be logged out and I should only have the permission to enter a room as a guest (or to login again). But if I open up a Adobe Connect room via URL, I am automatically loged in again. I can't choose to join as a guest, the first thing I see is the Terms of Use page.

Same thing happens when I am using the API logout.

Report · Aug 19, 2019

Just to confirm, are you testing this from the App or from are you putting the url into the browser? I believe the app might hold it's own session cookie, just like using a second browser so I want to confirm you are logging out via API on the browser and then using the same browser to connect to a room.

Report · Aug 19, 2019

Yes, I do use the same Browser. Just by entering the API.

As I mentioned, that worked perfectly well in the past. Maybe I am doing something wrong, but I am pretty sure that's the same thing I did before.

Report · Aug 19, 2019

Thanks for the update, I replicated the issue on 10.5 and have reported it to the team. I'll work on getting an update to you shortly. We may need you to submit a ticket, do you know how to do that?

Report · Aug 19, 2019

Hi Thomas, thank you for your help.

I do not know how to submit a ticket.

Report · Aug 19, 2019

Please clear your internet cache. That seems to fix it on our end.

Report · Aug 20, 2019

Unfortunately clearing my cache did not fix it for me. I also tried different browsers, after I log in for the first time, I am not able to logout (neither with API nor logout from the Adobe Connect central.

Report · Sep 16, 2019

Any news on this? I still can not logout with the API action.

Report · Sep 24, 2019

Any news? ... .adobeconnect.com/api/xml?action=logout still does not work

Report · Sep 24, 2019

I know Tom said he could replicate the issue, but I cannot. Using the action=logout call on both a Hosted and an On-premise account I'm logged out of the server and must enter my username and password to access Connect Central or a Meeting Room. Have you reached out to Adobe Support about this issue? https://helpx.adobe.com/adobe-connect/connect-support.html

Report · Sep 25, 2019

I just caught wind that there is a bug fix coming in 10.5.1 which will resolve an issue where an expired session cookie value can be re-used for a Meeting URL. So it looks like Adobe is aware of this issue and will have it resolved soon.

Report · Oct 13, 2020

Hi,

we have the 10.8 version and have the same problem.

After logout, when I access the home of the server I see that it has not really logged out, because it accesses with the user previously logged in.

In version 10.5.1 the bug fix was applied?

Thank you

Report · Oct 13, 2020

Hi again.

After use the api and connect with breeze session and open meeting with breeze session. I can connect a meeting with different users. But when enter to the server and click in the logout link (top right) the system don't do the logout.

Also tested with logout of api

https://serverurl/api/xml?action=logout&session=breezvcreu5imhb79zdhg

Report · Oct 13, 2020

Hi Stefan,

Do you solve this issue?? I have the same problem with 10.8 and I do not know what to do.

If login with api or calling with javascript the login page, I can't log out, without deleting cookies by hand.

Thank You