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Unread postby Cyrus » Sun 14 May 2006, 12:53:08

Logging out of all locations from one computer.
I have logged onto the peakoil.com forums from several public computers and upon re-arrival to them, I noticed I was still logged on. For security purposes, is there any way to log out of all locations from one?
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Re: Logging out of all locations from one computer.

Unread postby lutherquick » Sun 14 May 2006, 14:02:26

According to Forrester Research, 70% of all software development projects fail. Look at that 178 million dollar FBI software that can't even DEMO...

What you are asking for is simple, but for good architectures and good software engineering.

Session timeouts should be easy. Cookie management to erase those other public computer logins should also be easy...

It's best to assume that all software and internet connections are unreliable and insecure, manually log out, purge all cookies before leaving... The FBI can't get it right with a $178 million dollar project, peakoil.com is doing their best considering this is part of open source...
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I CANT LOG OUT.

Unread postby socrates1fan » Fri 06 Jun 2008, 23:15:51

Every time I try to log out and then return to the Peak Oil page it says welcome socrates1fan!
What is wrong with the site?!
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Re: I CANT LOG OUT.

Unread postby Schadenfreude » Fri 06 Jun 2008, 23:27:19

You have to dump your cookie cache.

Download CrapCleaner and use that.
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Re: I CANT LOG OUT.

Unread postby taizy8 » Sat 07 Jun 2008, 00:27:24

same with me ...it looks like I live here.

I have just come back from a lovely walk....the high desert is blooming in the Boise foothills....doesn't look like "doom" out there

I will try to dump my cookies
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Unread postby VMarcHart » Wed 03 Dec 2008, 09:28:53

When I logout and close the browser, somehow I'm still logged-in. I mean, I go back to peakoil.com and I'm automatically logged-in, no need to enter the username and password.

How do I logout for good?

Thanks!
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Re: Logout

Unread postby Arsenal » Wed 03 Dec 2008, 10:28:03

COOKIES!!

Clear your cache.
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Re: Logout

Unread postby wisconsin_cur » Wed 03 Dec 2008, 12:07:10

Shannymara wrote:You could try manually clearing your cookies from peakoil.com. What browser are you using?


+1

I have to do that when I log in from work.
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Re: Logout

Unread postby Arsenal » Wed 03 Dec 2008, 12:37:12

wisconsin_cur wrote:+1

I have to do that when I log in from work.


Funny you mention work. I am kinda paranoid when it comes to IT and what web pages I read at work. Peakoil and Survival blogs. I like to keep a low profile so I don't get labeled a loon. Here is what I do.

Firefox with FoxyProxy extension.
Putty ssh client with a 1024 bit encryption key.

I ssh into my home computer with a SOCKS proxy tunneling enabled and point Foxyproxy to that tunnel so all my web/ftp/DNS/cookie traffic from Firefox goes through that tunnel. All encrypted and bypasses any logging or content restrictions. A little bit slower in general but makes for a secure way to read web pages that I deem sensitive. Use mobile Firefox on a USB key and all histories and cookies are wiped clean every time I close Firefox.

Fun Fun.
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Re: Logout

Unread postby VMarcHart » Wed 03 Dec 2008, 13:18:24

Shannymara wrote:You could try manually clearing your cookies from peakoil.com. What browser are you using?
I use microsoft internet explorer.
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Re: Logout

Unread postby steam_cannon » Wed 03 Dec 2008, 16:39:59

I know how to clear my browser and all that, but I agree a logout
button would be nice
, if just from a design perspective. Many sites
have a log out button so users don't have to fiddle with clearing their
browser cash and all that. Just a simple javascript set as a link that
clears the local cookie would suffice. As simple and unnecessary as it
might sound, many professional sites have log out buttons for users
and it's not hard to do. The only minus of putting a log out is it might
encourage users using multiple login names.
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Re: Logout

Unread postby VMarcHart » Wed 03 Dec 2008, 18:10:49

steam_cannon wrote:I know how to clear my browser and all that...
Cannon, do you mind sharing the knowledge? Thanks.
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Re: Logout

Unread postby Arsenal » Wed 03 Dec 2008, 18:14:02

VMarcHart wrote:
steam_cannon wrote:I know how to clear my browser and all that...
Cannon, do you mind sharing the knowledge? Thanks.


Internet Explorer 7.

Tools --> Internet Options --> General Tab --> The delete button under the Browsing history section. Delete all. And you are done.

That will wipe out all history, temp internet files, cookies, form data, and passwords.
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Re: Logout

Unread postby wisconsin_cur » Wed 03 Dec 2008, 19:32:21

Arsenal wrote:
wisconsin_cur wrote:+1

I have to do that when I log in from work.


Funny you mention work. I am kinda paranoid when it comes to IT and what web pages I read at work. Peakoil and Survival blogs. I like to keep a low profile so I don't get labeled a loon. Here is what I do.



I am just a number.

It is a big enough company that as long as I am not surfing porn and get the job done, they don't really care what I do and do not know me from Adam and since this and news is about all I read at work, I don't worry about it too much...

If I was concern I just wouldn't check it when at work.
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Re: Logout

Unread postby VMarcHart » Wed 03 Dec 2008, 23:02:18

Arsenal wrote:Internet Explorer 7.

Tools --> Internet Options --> General Tab --> The delete button under the Browsing history section. Delete all. And you are done.

That will wipe out all history, temp internet files, cookies, form data, and passwords.
It worked like a charm. Thank you! I owe you one.
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Can't logout

Unread postby patience » Sat 14 Feb 2009, 16:15:20

When I logged in a couple days back, I got the registration thingie, and made the mistake of telling it to "remember me" --stay logged in. I'm not sure that is a good idea, so I tried unscueesfully to logout several times, but every time I bring up the site I'm logged in. Can I undo this? Do I need to worry about it?
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Re: Can't logout

Unread postby TWilliam » Sat 14 Feb 2009, 16:29:29

Clear your cache & cookies, patience. 'Remember me' is cookie-based...
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Re: Can't logout

Unread postby Tanada » Sat 14 Feb 2009, 16:42:26

patience wrote:When I logged in a couple days back, I got the registration thingie, and made the mistake of telling it to "remember me" --stay logged in. I'm not sure that is a good idea, so I tried unscueesfully to logout several times, but every time I bring up the site I'm logged in. Can I undo this? Do I need to worry about it?


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