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Alexey Blyshko2011-01-15 19:46:10
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Alexey Blyshko, 2011-01-15 19:46:10

How to make it so that the authorization on Habré does not fly off regularly?

Somehow I got tired of having to enter a terrible Khabrovsky cookie every week and re-authorize on the site.

Maybe someone knows - is there a way to remember yourself, even if not forever, but at least for a long time?

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Dmitry Dedukhin, 2011-01-16
@Demetros

This is similar to the problems of the Habr itself.
Given that it seems to be written in php (using PHPSESSID cookies) and that by default the session is stored in a file on disk, then when it hits another backend server (for example, when you change your IP, provided that the frontend distributes users by backend servers based on their IP) you lose your session.
Of course, I want to believe that the developers of Habr made the storage of sessions at least in memcashdi, but the symptoms do not speak in favor of this version.

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flypigs, 2011-01-15
@flypigs

I got the impression that authorization flies when accessed from different machines. Let's say two weeks of holidays from home had no problems. Sequential access from home, work, home - we get a meeting.

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Puma Thailand, 2011-01-15
@opium

I do not turn off the browser, nothing flies. Latest stable chrome.

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aml, 2011-01-16
@aml

When something was recently changed on Habré, the developers asked those who had problems with authorization crashes to clear their cookies.

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Riateche, 2011-01-15
@Riateche

Links with an authorization key are sent to the mail. If you go to Habr using this link, you will be authorized.

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Atrax, 2011-01-15
@Atrax

I have passed after changing the browser.
Unstable Chrome and Ubuntu's Chromium kept losing connections.
Rolled back to the "beta" - everything was fine.

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