Session timeout + strange characters
Hello. We're working in a G4 eMac, OS 10.3.9. We are having two issues that probably are not related (?) but let's give it a shot:
1. This just started happening a couple of weeks ago. Odd characters are suddenly displaying in our browsers (chiefly at amazon.com), as follows:
Plot Keywords: Based On Novel | Tap Dancing | Broadway New YorkÂ
I've flushed the caches, checked display preferences, fonts, character palettes, and nothing changes. Could this be an amazon.com issue (their "help" is less than helpful)?
2. For the past month, in all browsers, we frequently cannot log in to certain sites, generally financial ones (tdwaterhouse, for example). When we input our user id and password and click login, it acts like it's going to log in to the account... and then times out, with a message like "Your session has timed out."
This last might be related to the difficulty we have logging in to our USPS account and successfully printing Priority Mail labels.
I did see a related post here that suggested removing the system.keychain file from the library, and restarting -- we did this and it's still the same.
Thanks for any ideas!
Donna
Odd characters are suddenly displaying in our
browsers (chiefly at amazon.com), as follows:
Plot Keywords: Based On Novel | Tap Dancing |
Broadway New YorkÂ
Normally this is an encoding issue. You might try switching to UTF-8 or Western (ISO) in View > Text Encoding and see if it goes away. It could be that particular pages you are viewing have lost their encoding markers (or gotten misencoded), or that the default encoding for your browser (Preference > Appearance) has gotten changed.
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1. Users connected to portal and work on any POWL Iviews has an idle time of two hours-->we get the ICM session timeout error page.
2. Sometimes Users get the Login screen of portal within the Navigation Frame which can be identified as the Ticket Expiration
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And if the ticket expired, the portal should refresh to the home screen on clicking any Iview.
We tried the IDLE timeout pop up and in Vain, you could see my another post on the same.
Portal Idle Pop Up
Regards,
SethuHi,
Read SAP note 705013,
I think adjusting the kernel parameters, rdisp/gui_auto_logout and rdisp/plugin_auto_logout will help.
Try adding below parameters in the Instance profile.
icm/keep_alive_timeout 3600
icm/conn_timeout 5000
Regards,
Venkata S Pagolu -
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