It sounds like you might be on a load-balanced cluster. If
this site is on
shared hosting, that's a distinct possibility. If you have
dedicated
hosting (i.e., you get your own server) or you operate a
server in-house,
then we'll try to figure something else out. But my first
guess is that
you're on a cluster and that the server that processes your
login isn't
necessarily the same server that serves the next page
request. In that
situation, your host will need to install a third-party
"sticky sessions"
service. They might have one already; some require you to
initialize a
shared session in a certain way. Check your documentation.
"matthew stuart" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote
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> ASP and MySQL db.
>
> I have secure pages on numerous sites where users need
to log in to gain
> access to priviledged info, however the pages are
kicking users out way
> too
> quickly, sometimes within seconds.
>
> I have used a line of code near the top of the pages to
prevent this from
> happening, but it's not made a blind bit of difference.
Here's the code at
> the
> top of each page:
>
> <%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252"%>
> <%Session.Timeout=20%>
>
> The session timeout line I got from one of the asp
tutorial websites
> (can't
> remeber which). What's wrong with the code, and if there
is nothing wrong
> with
> it, how do I overcome the problem?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mat
>
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