[closed] misc: system thinks I'm bondbill2k2

[shenley]

This morning I went to the site and the it said that I was logged on a user bondbill2k2 (see attached). After about 10 mins it mysteriously cleared itself, and I wasn't logged as anybody (which is correct). It probably won't happen again, but it may point you to a wider issue. Edited December 7, 2011 by ZeroHour

[X-13]

This morning I went to the site and the it said that I was logged on a user bondbill2k2 (see attached). After about 10 mins it mysteriously cleared itself, and I wasn't logged as anybody (which is correct). It probably won't happen again, but it may point you to a wider issue.[ATTACH=CONFIG]12369[/ATTACH]

 

Heeey... I didn't notice this thread.

 

You were bondbill2k2, bondbill2k2 was me and I was you.

 

The cycle is complete.

 

Strangely, I seem to have been you when you were posting this. While I was in this forum, trying to post about this.

[ZeroHour]

All working okay now?

[elsiegee40]

Seems to be OK at the moment. I haven't had any changes of identity recently

[X-13]

So far, so good.

 

But I mostly/only get it at work. I'll let you know tomorrow if it happens again.

 

 

Are you able to say what the problem actually was?

[ZeroHour]

So far, so good.

 

But I mostly/only get it at work. I'll let you know tomorrow if it happens again.

 

 

Are you able to say what the problem actually was?

 

Nginx caching seems to have activated on parts it shouldnt have. I have disabled it completely for now.

The html would have been cached but posts/session id's wouldnt have worked (aka you couldnt post as other account)

[X-13]

Nginx caching seems to have activated on parts it shouldnt have. I have disabled it completely for now.

The html would have been cached but posts/session id's wouldnt have worked (aka you couldnt post as other account)

 

I noticed that. It gave the option of editing the posts of who you currently were, like bondbill2k2 in the other thread, but when you clicked edit it just said "insufficient permissions".