Auto log out fails to paint screen with login options

With Lion, my computer is set to log out after x minutes of inactivity. When I move the mouse or press a key to display the screen, the screen continues to display my desktop as it existed with open applications except that the desktop is non-responsive. Movement of the mouse incrementally repaints the screen to display the real active screen which is the login dialog. If you move the mouse enough you eventuall see the login icons so that you can log in again.

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How to auto log out of a page after a minute

I have a page with a webcam, the webcam streams in flash
where I cannot really set it to stop after a certain time. So if
someone wants they can leave it running all day etc. I'd like to
set it that the page will wait about a minute or 2 and then it will
auto forward to another page which will give the option for going
back to the original page to view the cam etc. this way if someone
leaves the computer or page open they will not chew up all the
bandwidth of the cam.
What would be the best way to do that?
Also for extra credit, is it possible in CFMX to encrypt the
source code of the flash player so that users cannot copy and paste
the code of the cam on their website?
Thanks
Yankee

Thanks guys you really helped me! And I changed my password
Chris I figured that but just wanted to double check. My cousin once logged in on my iPod and when I tried to download something for myself(he was still logged in) it immediatrely asked me for HIS password. Gave me NO CHANCE.
As a reward guys here's the rest of the story:
I am AGAINST posers and showoffs so when I walked into the store and saw a picture of a stereotypical thug posing and flipping off the camera in the iPhone's Camera Roll I decided to have some fun. He was trying to look tough and disrespectfully had his middle finger in the foreground of the pic.
I downloaded Glow Draw app and loaded his pic. I then wrote "nerd" on the pic and saved it back to the Camera Roll. So next time a customer see's the "thug" they will laugh. I was in a hurry and ran out of the store.... leaving me in the curremnt predicament.
Foolish? maybe. Karma? IDK.

How do I log out of my gmail account with my ipad 1 retina?

Ipad 1
I cannot log out of my gmail account, can you help? I cannot find the log out button.

Are you talking about the native mail app that came with the ipad?
If so there is no log off feature, you simply close out of the mail app.

Auto log out

I am not sure why this is happening but it seems in the last couple weeks, my PB will log out after a period of inactivity. It's only happened a couple times, and I haven't sat around to determine the sequence of events. I just leave the computer alone (normally, I close the lid when I am not around it) for a half hour or so, come back, and the log in screen is there.
It's only a minor glitch, but I can't find a setting that seems like it would stop the computer from logging out automatically...
Thanks!
ez
PowerBook G4 15in 1.67 GHz / eMac (original) Mac OS X (10.4.6) 1 GB RAM; Airport; Photoshop; iPod 5th Gen (black)

Open the Security pane of System Preferences and uncheck the box that logs you out after a period of inactivity.
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On my daughters iPad mini she can not send messages. She can receive them but the send button stays light gray after you type a message. It worked when we first set it up but now it does not. Tried resetting and logging out and back in. With no change.

I can not send messages on an iPad mini the send button stays light gray and will not send. I can receive. I reset and logged out and back inn with no results. It worked fine when we first set it up. Any suggestions?

Hello iMessage issues 1234,
Thank you for the details of the issue your daughter is experiencing with sending messages on the iPad. It sounds like you might have the Subject Field turned on. To disable this go to Settings > Messages > Show Subject Field.
iPhone User Guide - Messages settings
http://help.apple.com/iphone/7/#/iphf2d853e3
If the Subject Field is not enabled but messages are still not sending, I recommend continuing with the following article:
iOS: Troubleshooting Messages
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2755
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Best,
Sheila M.

Logging out of a PHP script with digest authentication

This has come up all the time, and I feel like I'm just getting over the hunch of learning digest auth. The problem is that the HTTP specifications have no definitive way to "log out" a user. If you give the user a 401 and force them to log in again, cached credentials will permit them to log in without seeing another login prompt. What's your method for forcing a user to login again?
I think if I append uniqid() to the username or password, essentially giving it a temporary random salt, every login will be unique making the user getting asked for credentials regardless. The problem here is that I can't append uniqid() to whatever the browser is giving me to check for this because it's already hashed from the browser.
The other thing I'm thinking of: this happens in webapps all the time. I'm even entering this in a forum that is doing it. If there's no HTTP spec to log out, how and why is it so common?

Because of the stateless art of the HTTP protocol, there are no (server-)sessions when using digest auth. At least this is not, what it is intended for. The browser resends the credentials every time after you entered them until your browsing session ended (e.g. you close the browser).
By trying to do something with "uniqid()" you are just trying to workaround a (IMHO) faulty implementation of your authentication process. I guess you just should rethink the whole process and provide a login-interface instead of sending digest-headers. With this you easily can control when to logout by destroying the session. Since in this case the browser does not send the credentials every time, you can re-present the login-form after logout (force the user to manually login again).

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