logout

My current user story is that user1 is logged into my website and facebook (these accounts are connected etc). User1 logs out of my site but not facebook. After this user2 logs into his account, but the left over session from user1 screws with user2's interaction with my site and who they post as. So to fix this I made it check if the user who is logged in actually owns the currently logged in facebook (this would result in them going to facebook log out etc) and it shows a link that should allow the user to log out... Upon clicking the link they go to facebook and return to the site. But if

I want my users to be logged out automatically after X minutes of inactivity. I also want to have all sessions destroyed. How can this be done? How can I check for inactivity then perform a function to log them out??? You could also do: $_SESSION['loginTime'] = time(); On every page, and when the user is trying to navigate and he has been inactive for an twenty minutes you can log him out like this: if($_SESSION['loginTime'] < time()+20*60){ logout(); } I tired Michiels approach and got no where. On investigation I saw that the if statement simply added the expiry period to the current time so

I am doing an application which is used to clear the Temp files, history etc, when the user log off. So how can I know if the system is going to logoff (in C#)? There is a property in Environment class that tells about if shutdown process has started: Environment.HasShutDownStarted But after some googling I found out that this may be of help to you: using Microsoft.Win32; //during init of your application bind to this event SystemEvents.SessionEnding += new SessionEndingEventHandler(SystemEvents_SessionEnding); void SystemEvents_SessionEnding(object sender, SessionEndingEventArgs e) { if

I used Twitter.getSessionManager().clearActiveSession(); This does not work,next time when i logIn using twitter, it opens the dialog with browser,takes previous login and just asks "Allow app to fetch your data?", but doesn't ask for username and password.Any help will be appreciated. Neal Ahluvalia I finally found a solution to this situation. Accidentally, I found a method in Twitter SDK Kit for Android CookieSyncManager.createInstance(this); CookieManager cookieManager = CookieManager.getInstance(); cookieManager.removeSessionCookie(); Twitter.getSessionManager().clearActiveSession();

In my web application when I tries to logout it goes to j_spring_security_logout instead of the given page. In my spring-security.xml page i have added <logout logout-success-url="/login" delete-cookies="JSESSIONID" /> The problem is this worked earlier when I used spring security 3.1.4.RELEASE version. Now I'm using 3.2.2.RELEASE I've tried the following also. Didn't work <logout logout-url="/logout" delete-cookies="JSESSIONID" /> spring-security.xml <beans:beans xmlns="http://www.springframework.org/schema/security" xmlns:beans="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans" xmlns:xsi="http:/

I am writing an application in GWT and I need to detect when a user navigates away from my application or when he closes the browser window (onUnload event) and do a logout (session invalidation and few other cleanup tasks). The logout action is performed by a servlet. I am currently doing this by hooking into the onUnload() event and opening a new window pointed to the logout servlet. Is there a better way to do this? Any other suggestions are welcome. Looks like GWT does have an event for exactly this. ClosingEvent . Looks like you need to implement a ClosingHandler Why not just make a very

I'm going to implement logout button in my PhoneGap application, which will return the user into authentication page (with cleared fields). For the button I'm using anchor with onclick event: <script type="text/javascript"> function doLogout() { var backlen = history.length; history.go(-backlen); window.location.replace("index.html"); } </script> <a data-role="none" href="#" onclick="doLogout"></a> but it's not works, i.e. it's just returns me to that authentication page with already filled fileds, seems like just a one step back. I'm not sure for history.clear() , because googling it gave me