_Zopeid is a unique id per browser, assigned by the Browser Id Manager --- Florent Guillaume <fg@nuxeo.com> wrote:
Please keep the list in Cc, as other people may be interested in this.
What's _Zopeid ? You didn't talk about it in your first mail. Anyway what I propose works on one of my sites, you probably have some specific setup or requirements you didn't mention.
Florent
On Mon, 2002-06-10 at 09:19, gvd_76 wrote:
Nope, doesn't work: expires is set, but the browser receives a new _Zopeid and thus cannot be identified
probably permanent authentication cannot be achieved out of the box
--- In zope@y..., Florent Guillaume <fg@n...> wrote:
John Doe <gvd_76@y...> wrote:
I would like to make authentication permanent (ie once successfully logged in, no relogin required after closing browser). I've set the 'cookie lifetime' to 600 days but this does not seem to help.
Anyone knows how to achieve this permanent authentication?
Try to customize the setAuthCookie Python Script and add an expires='Wed, 19 Feb 2020 14:28:00 GMT' (or some other date) parameter to the setCookie call.
Florent
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