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Posted January 24, 20169 yr Some members have been claiming they getting log out automatically after some time or when they try to post thread/post. Please suggest how to fix this? Thanks
January 24, 20169 yr I know that this effects XenForo, but not really sure if/how much it will IPS.... but is your site available via the WWW domain and non-WWW domain? If so, try forcing it to one or the other and see if that resolves the issue.
January 24, 20169 yr Author 8 hours ago, Tracy Perry said: I know that this effects XenForo, but not really sure if/how much it will IPS.... but is your site available via the WWW domain and non-WWW domain? If so, try forcing it to one or the other and see if that resolves the issue. I am not very technical person, pleas reply in simple words my domian is http://xxx.in it doesn't use www. but whenever some one opens http://www.xxx.in it redirects to http://xxx.in
January 24, 20169 yr 1 hour ago, sachin123 said: my domian is http://xxx.in it doesn't use www. but whenever some one opens http://www.xxx.in it redirects to http://xxx.in That's exactly what I was referring to..
January 24, 20169 yr Do you use a sub domain at all like http://sub.xxx.in ? Thats can cause problems with cookies, another thing i have found that logs you out depending on your setup is Varnish Cache
January 25, 20169 yr Author 22 hours ago, Cloud 9 said: Do you use a sub domain at all like http://sub.xxx.in ? Thats can cause problems with cookies, another thing i have found that logs you out depending on your setup is Varnish Cache yes we do have sub domain but we don't have our forum installed there
January 25, 20169 yr On 1/24/2016 at 7:21 AM, sachin123 said: I am not very technical person, pleas reply in simple words my domian is http://xxx.in it doesn't use www. but whenever some one opens http://www.xxx.in it redirects to http://xxx.in Regarding what @Tracy Perry is suggesting, you may need someone technical to help out. You may have a directive in your .htaccess file (if there is one) that is redirecting the www. to the non www. That is what you want to comment out and then see if things change. Below is an example of how it would look like in the .htaccess file. RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^example.com [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.example.com/$1 [L,R=301]
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