I started a new thread in the Network/Internet section.
It was a bit lengthy write-up so as to provide a good information for my questions
but when i clicked the submit new thread button the page just turned into a blank page(white).
I waited for sometime but later I found-out that I lost my post.
On Tue, 07 Aug 2012 16:56:02 +0000, conram wrote:
> I started a new thread in the Network/Internet section.
> It was a bit lengthy write-up so as to provide a good information for my
> questions but when i clicked the submit new thread button the page just
> turned into a blank page(white).
> I waited for sometime but later I found-out that I lost my post.
Thanks for the report. Can you tell us what time this was and how long
you took (roughly) in writing the post?
Jim
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Hi Jim,
I am not really sure about the exact time as I did not payed so much attention to it
but my estimate could be around 30 minutes or more as I am slow in writing and most
of the time thinking the english word to use.
Thanks for looking in to it.
I posted another new thread in the said section of the forum but this time
I shortened it and made sure that I will be able to post it as quick as possible to avoid hang time.
On 2012-08-07 19:26, conram wrote:
> I posted another new thread in the said section of the forum but this
> time
> I shortened it and made sure that I will be able to post it as quick as
> possible to avoid hang time.
Some people save the post on an local editor before submitting a long post, just in case it is lost.
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Cheers / Saludos,
Carlos E. R.
(from 12.1 “Asparagus” GM (bombadillo))
Some people save the post on an local editor before submitting a long post, just in case it is lost.
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Cheers / Saludos,
Carlos E. R.
(from 12.1 “Asparagus” GM (bombadillo))
Thanks, I will do it next time.
On Tue, 07 Aug 2012 17:26:02 +0000, conram wrote:
> I am not really sure about the exact time as I did not payed so much
> attention to it but my estimate could be around 30 minutes or more as I
> am slow in writing and most of the time thinking the english word to
> use. Thanks for looking in to it.
OK, thanks for the info. Even a rough time might be useful so I can see
if there was anything being done around that time that might explain it.
30 minutes wouldn’t/shouldn’t be a problem - the session timeout is
something like 4 hours IIRC.
Jim
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Jim Henderson
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Hey Jim Henderson,
>30 minutes wouldn’t/shouldn’t be a problem - the session timeout is
>something like 4 hours IIRC.
Yes, 4 hours. Unless there’s a scenario where someone logs into the
openSUSE or SUSE site, messes around there for a bit, then comes into
these forums to work. The Access Manager login timer would start a lot
sooner than the Forum session timer in that case which causes the issue
outlined in the FAQ. Dunno if that’s the case this time but it’s a
scenario to be aware of.
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Kim - 8/7/2012 2:36:35 PM
On Tue, 07 Aug 2012 20:39:47 +0000, kgroneman wrote:
> Hey Jim Henderson,
>
>>30 minutes wouldn’t/shouldn’t be a problem - the session timeout is
>>something like 4 hours IIRC.
>
> Yes, 4 hours. Unless there’s a scenario where someone logs into the
> openSUSE or SUSE site, messes around there for a bit, then comes into
> these forums to work. The Access Manager login timer would start a lot
> sooner than the Forum session timer in that case which causes the issue
> outlined in the FAQ. Dunno if that’s the case this time but it’s a
> scenario to be aware of.
Thanks for the clarification, Kim - I always forget there’s two timeouts
to consider here.
Jim
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