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Re: Browser locking up with big threads
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lugnet.admin.general
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Date:
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Sun, 2 Apr 2000 04:44:46 GMT
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Kevin Salm once said:
> > On another matter, I am currently signed in to lugnet, yet when I attempted
> > to post this message via web interface, I was asked to complete the news
> > posting set-up. A bit redundant, IMO. I am also slightly aggitated that
> > my lugnet cookie was wiped out again; it has only been a few days since I
> > posted via HTTP.
> >
> > Is there an expiration setting on the cookie?
Then Todd Lehman spoke these words:
> Which expiration option did you use when you signed in? If you selected
> "...until I sign out manually" then the expiration date for your sign-in
> cookies is set to something like the year 2038 (essentially, no expiration).
>
> Do you visit sites with lots of cookies? I believe Netscape maintains an
> LRU (least-recently-used) list and tosses its cookies when they become stale
> if there are a lot of sites sending you cookies. There's some silly non-
> user-configurable limit of a few hundred cookies or something like that.
To which Kevin now replies:
I just had to complete the news posting set-up again now to post this via HTTP.
My sign in expiration is currently set to manual/never sign out. I have had
very few instances of losing my cookie for Lugnet; the difference seems like it
might have something to do with being permanently signed in with member ID.
I use Norton SystemWorks regularly to keep my harddrive in top form, but my
cookies are protected against deletion, as is my Netscape cache. My
cookies.txt file contains a list of about 60 or so cookies, some for sites that
I have not visited in over 6 months or more. The Lugnet cookie is about
halfway down the list which indicates that it may not be a NEW lugnet cookie,
but has been resident for some time.
I am still baffled by this disappearing lugnet cookie things, but I can
certainly survive. I just wanted to inform you incase sign-in is affecting
news posting cookie somehow.
__Kevin Salm__
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