Site maintenance glitch

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Dick Hosmer
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Site maintenance glitch

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Just curious - is there a particular reason why this process seems to destroy ID data, and cause reversion to "guest" level? All other personal materials appear to survive the passage, but not that. Thanks.

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Re: Site maintenance glitch

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I will pas this along and see if we can get you an answer Dick.
Is any one else having this trouble?

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Parashooter
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Re: Site maintenance glitch

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After the maintenance you have to log in and allow your browser to accept a new "cookie". Once that's done (if you've checked the "Keep me logged in" option) you should be automatically logged in each time the forum opens in your browser.

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Re: Site maintenance glitch

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After the maintenance you have to log in and allow your browser to accept a new "cookie". Once that's done (if you've checked the "Keep me logged in" option) you should be automatically logged in each time the forum opens in your browser.


This is correct.
The use of 'Maintenance Mode' is necessary to properly maintain and backup the forum.
We only enable Maintenance Mode when there are not any active users on the forum.
The forum is 'unlocked' into the regular mode once the maintenance is complete but it requires users to update their sessions.

Regards,

josh

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Dick Hosmer
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Re: Site maintenance glitch

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Thank you both for the explanation(s). I did not realize that a new cookie was required after a maintenance session.

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