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QuiGonJosh 01-09-05 09:32 AM

Okay, this is complete and total bullshit, that didn't work.

Ya'll really need to fix this shit man.

QuiGonJosh 01-09-05 09:38 AM

Okay, I think I may have figured this out. In FireFox you can change how long you want your cookie to stay, the default is 90 days. Well I put mine on 365 and closed FireFox then opened it back up and wala, I'm logged in.

68ShelbyGT500KR 01-09-05 09:58 AM


Originally Posted by QuiGonJosh
Okay, I think I may have figured this out. In FireFox you can change how long you want your cookie to stay, the default is 90 days. Well I put mine on 365 and closed FireFox then opened it back up and wala, I'm logged in.

Where exactly is that option in FireFox 1.0? I see that option in the about:Config

network.cookie.lifetime.days

Is that what you are referring to?

Michael T Hudson 01-09-05 11:52 AM

It did not fix my problem.

QuiGonJosh 01-09-05 02:15 PM

IT WORKED! I turned the comp. off and restarted and WALA it stayed logged in.

Go to Preferences then go to Privacy and Security, then Cookies, check "Accept Cookies for ____ Days" Put in however many days and it might work. I hope it does for you.

JoeR63 01-09-05 09:17 PM


Originally Posted by QuiGonJosh
IT WORKED! I turned the comp. off and restarted and WALA it stayed logged in.

Go to Preferences then go to Privacy and Security, then Cookies, check "Accept Cookies for ____ Days" Put in however many days and it might work. I hope it does for you.

Are you talking about Firefox? I can access cookies in Firefox through "Tools, Options, Privacy" but I don't see what you're talking about.

QuiGonJosh 01-10-05 03:23 AM

I'm using Mozilla, but I thought Mozilla and Firefox were the same program? Perhaps I'm using an updated version? It worked.

I deleted all my cookies first so that may have something to do with it.

BobDole42 01-10-05 10:03 PM

whoa! i guess I forgot to subscribe to this thread when I posted it and mistakenly assumed no one replied! I'm sorry so many other people are having the same problem I am. It is not just DVDTalk for me, but also AVSForum, TreoCentral, Mytreo.net, etc...

Michael T Hudson 01-10-05 10:41 PM

Since I changed the settings to 365 in about config it seems to keep me logged in now. Nevermind had to log in again. :(

QuiGonJosh 01-11-05 03:18 AM

I've been logged in since Sunday! w00t

Cleared all my cookies, then came back and it didn't work, then changed it to 365. Don't ask me why, but I've been logged in for days!

Blade 01-11-05 03:20 AM


Originally Posted by BigDaddy
Since I changed the settings to 365 in about config it seems to keep me logged in now. Nevermind had to log in again. :(

Try clearing your cookies and temp. internet files again.

Michael T Hudson 01-11-05 09:06 AM

So far so good.

QuiGonJosh 01-11-05 10:44 AM

Go in peace my son. :)

Michael T Hudson 01-11-05 10:56 AM


Originally Posted by QuiGonJosh
Go in peace my son. :)


Thank you my friend.

LurkerDan 01-13-05 02:09 PM

still not fixed for me... :(

FinkPish 01-14-05 03:54 AM

Still a problem here too. It seems completely random when it chooses to not remember me, which is the most annoying part.

girlnextdoor 01-17-05 11:27 PM

Now, I cleared my cookies again and this time it worked. I have been logged in for 7 days now. I have even turned off my computer and stayed logged in.

Sorry to those that are still having problems.

stevevt 01-18-05 08:21 PM

This might have nothing to do with why other people are having problems, but I just experienced this problem and figured out why. To do some unrelated testing, I set my computer's (OS) clock/calendar to 2025. Completely messed everything up.

Seems to almost be back under control now that I changed it back, but still had a few hiccups.

wmansir 01-19-05 08:56 AM

I had this problems until a couple of days ago when I deleted all my cookies and temp files. Before that I tried to just delete the cookies registered to DVDTalk. I did it several times but it didn't work. I'm using Firefox.

Michael T Hudson 01-19-05 01:29 PM

Clearing all my cookies not just DVD talk fixed my problem with Firefox.

LurkerDan 01-19-05 03:47 PM

cleared all my cookies and temp files again yesterday, so far so good... *crosses fingers*

The Cow 01-19-05 07:53 PM

There is definitely an issue with WinXP and going into Standby for a few hours - not sure if this is new, but I didn't see it before the upgrade. After several tests, this seems to be what causes me to log in a bunch - Doesn't seem to be IE or Firefox related for me, I've tried both.

Geoff, is there a timeout setting in vBulletin, and if so, do you know what is it set to (at least for here)? This might help some.

Blade 01-20-05 05:00 AM


Originally Posted by The Cow
Geoff, is there a timeout setting in vBulletin, and if so, do you know what is it set to (at least for here)? This might help some.

This may have changed since I was an Admin, but as far as I know, there's no timeout function that will force you to log back in when you reload the site. The timeout for your last visit information (which affects showing which threads are new since your last visit) was 15 minutes before, and I think it still is now. But that won't force you to log back in on your next visit (unless your user cp settings aren't set to keep you logged in).

pdutta2000 01-27-05 08:38 AM

So far so good for me. Clearing the cookies helped in Firefox.

nodeerforamonth 02-04-05 11:24 AM

Nothing helps for me.

For the past 3 days, I have actually stayed logged in overnight. Then when I leave the site, then come back, I'm logged off. Weird.


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