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问题 I am using AWS Cognito in my application. While doing logout i am calling the Logout Endpoint. But after doing logout, I am still able to generate the id-tokens using the old refresh token. It means my logout endpoint is not working any more. I am saving the tokens in my local storage, And while doing the logout i am clearing the store manually. My Question is: How to properly use the logout mechanism of AWS Cognito? 回答1: I'm not sure which framework you are using, but I'm using Angular.

问题 I am using AWS Cognito in my application. While doing logout i am calling the Logout Endpoint. But after doing logout, I am still able to generate the id-tokens using the old refresh token. It means my logout endpoint is not working any more. I am saving the tokens in my local storage, And while doing the logout i am clearing the store manually. My Question is: How to properly use the logout mechanism of AWS Cognito? 回答1: I'm not sure which framework you are using, but I'm using Angular.

问题 Symfony implements the functionality of logging user out and killing cookies. There is a LogoutListener which delegates those action to couple of logout handlers: CookieClearingLogoutHandler and SessionLogoutHandler . If we want to log user out of application manually, I think the best course of action would be to call those handlers and not to implement (duplicate) such low-level logic yourself. Is it possible to do so? 回答1: You can implement an extended logout-listener by overriding the

问题 i've configured wamp in my system, and am doing the development cum testing in this local environment. i was working on the logout functionality, and happened to notice that the session ids being generated are same within the browser. Eg - chrome always generates session id = abc, for all users even after logging out and logging in; IE always generates session id = xyz, for all users. Is this an issue with wamp/ my test environment? please find below my logout php script - <?php session_start

问题 I'm using OAuth in my web app, and users can login with twitter. I want to add "switch twitter account" button, which actually clears the session and then opens the authorize_url. As clearing the session in my web app doesn't log out of twitter, the authorize_url will automatically authenticate the current twitter.com user. That means I can't do logout, unless I send the user to twitter.com. Is it possible with the API? What is the best way to implement this? 回答1: The session with Twitter is

问题 I need to implement two separate login/logout URLs for my Django app, for two different types of users. My client wants to differentiate the URLs for customers and for employees, even though it's using the same user database. Mostly for branding purposes. For employees: /login /logout For customers: /survey/login /survey/logout What's the best way of doing this without reinventing the whole login/logout process? 回答1: If there's truly no difference, just attach the auth views to the different

问题 I need to implement two separate login/logout URLs for my Django app, for two different types of users. My client wants to differentiate the URLs for customers and for employees, even though it's using the same user database. Mostly for branding purposes. For employees: /login /logout For customers: /survey/login /survey/logout What's the best way of doing this without reinventing the whole login/logout process? 回答1: If there's truly no difference, just attach the auth views to the different

问题 I am developing an android app for the first time and I wanted to make the sessions for login and logout. I saw that most of the people suggested using SharedPreferences . But how can I check if the user logged out? If the user does not and clicks on my app, then the sign in page won't show up! The user can immediately go to the main page. 回答1: When the user login successfully call the setLogin function and set boolean as true and when the user come back then check the whether user isLogin()

问题 A user is logged in. And he's also already logged in in 3 different computers. Now user changes his password. I want to do something to log him out from all of his devices. By default if we change password in one device, nothing happens on other devices. The first thing that comes in mind is to check password in a middle-ware (every request) which is not good and decreases performance significantly. How can I do this in Laravel 5? AND what is the best way to do this? How does big sites logout

问题 A user is logged in. And he's also already logged in in 3 different computers. Now user changes his password. I want to do something to log him out from all of his devices. By default if we change password in one device, nothing happens on other devices. The first thing that comes in mind is to check password in a middle-ware (every request) which is not good and decreases performance significantly. How can I do this in Laravel 5? AND what is the best way to do this? How does big sites logout