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What comes after FormsAuthentication.SignOut()?

 
 
IfThenElse
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      9th Oct 2007
Hi,
I asked this before but not reply, also I asked this in the asp.netSecurtiy
group but the group is in temporary coma no reply for few days.
I am still able to navigate back to secure area even after calling
FormsAuthentication.SignOut().

If I exit the browser and come back in it works fine, If I don't exit the
browser then I can still go to secure areas by modifying the url.

Not sure what to do.

help.

Thank you.


 
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bruce barker
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      9th Oct 2007
depends on if you are in cookie mode or not.

in cookie mode it updates the cookie to not have an authentication cookie.

in cookieleess mode it redirects to the login without the url token.
going back in history in this case might resurrect the login token as
its in the url (it still has an expiration, so its not good forever).

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)


IfThenElse wrote:
> Hi,
> I asked this before but not reply, also I asked this in the asp.netSecurtiy
> group but the group is in temporary coma no reply for few days.
> I am still able to navigate back to secure area even after calling
> FormsAuthentication.SignOut().
>
> If I exit the browser and come back in it works fine, If I don't exit the
> browser then I can still go to secure areas by modifying the url.
>
> Not sure what to do.
>
> help.
>
> Thank you.
>
>

 
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IfThenElse
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      10th Oct 2007
Bruce,

that is my problem the token is resurrected.

How do I make sure it is completely dead and no chance to resurrection???

Thank you,



"bruce barker" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> depends on if you are in cookie mode or not.
>
> in cookie mode it updates the cookie to not have an authentication cookie.
>
> in cookieleess mode it redirects to the login without the url token. going
> back in history in this case might resurrect the login token as its in the
> url (it still has an expiration, so its not good forever).
>
> -- bruce (sqlwork.com)
>
>
> IfThenElse wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I asked this before but not reply, also I asked this in the
>> asp.netSecurtiy group but the group is in temporary coma no reply for few
>> days.
>> I am still able to navigate back to secure area even after calling
>> FormsAuthentication.SignOut().
>>
>> If I exit the browser and come back in it works fine, If I don't exit the
>> browser then I can still go to secure areas by modifying the url.
>>
>> Not sure what to do.
>>
>> help.
>>
>> Thank you.



 
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